Is the 458 Speciale limited?

ahead of the paris motor show, ferrari announced the world debut of the 458 speciale aperta – a limited edition sports car which celebrates the success of the multiple 458 variants. available in 499 editions, the convertible ‘458 speciale A’ is the most powerful spider in prancing horse history.

What is the difference between 458 and 458 Speciale?

The 458 Speciale is a limited-run, track-ready version of the brand’s already great 458 Italia, coming equipped with a 4.5-liter naturally aspirated V8 with a 9000-rpm redline. It doesn’t rev as high, but the 3.9-liter V8 makes 660-horsepower and 560 lb-ft of torque, 162 more lb-ft than the Speciale.

Is a Ferrari 458 a supercar?

When the Ferrari 458 was unveiled in 2009 as a replacement for the Ferrari 430, it quickly became the benchmark for the supercar world. A rival to the Aston Martin V8 Vantage, Porsche 911 and McLaren 650S, the mid-engined Ferrari 458 Italia is available in two body styles – a coupe, and a Spider convertible.

Is Ferrari 458 Speciale a good investment?

The 458 Speciale is definitely an investment, according to the internet there are around 3000 Speciale coupes sold with 499 Apertas. As an investment getting the Speciale Aperta is better given how rare it is as opposed to the coupe.

What replaced the 458 Italia?

Ferrari 488 GTB
Turbo-charged Ferrari 488 GTB unveiled to replace 458 Italia Announced yesterday as the 488 GTB it will feature a brand new twin turbocharged 3.9L engine, producing 660bhp and 560lb ft of torque. This is a significant power increase over the 458 Italia which produces 560bhp and 597bhp in the 458 Speciale.

Is the Ferrari 458 Speciale a good investment?

The 458 Speciale is a really good investment, because it is the last naturally aspirated V8 engine Ferrari ever going to make. In the long term this is going to be a brilliant investment – definitely one for your collection if you’re thinking long term.