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Ferrari 812 Competizione A Trims & Specs

812 Competizione812 Competizione A812 Superfast812 GTS812 Competizione A $672,000 Price (MSRP) Best Cars over $300,000 Best 2-Seater Convertibles Ferrari Convertibles Review Photos Trims & Specs Few topless supercars can provide the visceral thrills of the Ferrari 812 Competizione A. It's powered by a 6.5-liter V12 that produces 819 hp. This Ferrari directs power to the rear wheels only, but Ferrari's Side Slip Control and advanced traction control systems keep things in check. The exterior features LED headlights, 20-inch alloy wheels, and large exhaust outlets at either side of the body. The driver and passenger are seated in a driver-focused cockpit with a prominent central rev counter, a red engine stop/start button, and large paddle shifters. Grippy sports seats can be finished in leather or Alcantara, but besides materials and colors, there aren't that many options.

Ferrari 812 Competizione A Models And Configurations

1 model / 1 configuration 812 Competizione A $672,000 Starting Price (MSRP) Engine: 6.5L V12 Transmission: 7-Speed Automatic Drivetrain: Rear-Wheel Drive Configurations: 812 Competizione A Key Features 6.5-liter V12 engine (819 hp) Seven-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission 20-inch wheels Dual digital driver displays Passenger-side digital display Ferrari 812 Competizione A Full Specs

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