Ferrari 612 'One to One' (2009)

The Ferrari 612 Scaglietti was intended to marry understated styling and spectacular performance to a new level. Named in honour of Sergio Scaglietti, Ferrari's seminal coachbuilder of the 1950's and the "Maestro of Aluminium", the 612 features several styling homages to the coachbuilder's work such as the scalloped sides that are a reference to the 375 MM made specially for Ingrid Bergman. The car's performance figures were equally impressive the car is easily capable of 195 MPH and travels to 60 mph in less than 4.3 seconds while at the same time providing a practical 2+2 alternative to the 575 MM with which it shared its V12 engine. The 612 was a marked improvement on its extremely popular predecessor the 456M GT. The 612 is 60kg lighter yet 60% more structurally rigid meaning that the 612 is a far better handling car than the 456. The 612 also offers comfortable room for four adults with 139mm more legroom than in the 456. In the boot, the car has room for two sets of golf clubs or a five-piece Ferrari luggage set while the luggage capacity of 240 litres (45% more than the 456) was certainly class-leading.

Ferrari later released the 612 Scaglietti “One to One” model, allowing the customer to personalise the vehicle to “Create something special for yourself”. Each car featured unique specifications differing from the next, however, the OTO model featured Carbon Ceramic brakes, an Electrochromic Panoramic roof, an updated F1 SuperFast gearbox that would later be installed in the 599, and a Manettino dial as standard. The One to One program would later evolve into Ferrari's Tailor Made program.