Ferrari SP38 Deborah

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Production2018

EngineV8

Units built1

The SP38 Deborah is a one-off built by Ferrari at a customer's request based on the 488; the mechanicals remained the same. The new body takes cues from the F40 and the 308: slim headlights, small air intakes near the rear quarter windows, a fixed rear wing, and a carbon-fiber engine cover with three slats instead of glass. It was designed by the Ferrari Styling Centre under Flavio Manzoni, with the work taking 18 months. The "Deborah red" paint consists of multiple shades of red. The car was publicly shown on May 26, 2018, at the Concorso d'Eleganza Villa d'Este.

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The "Deborah red" color bears the first name of the commissioning owner and consists of various shades of red.
The car was handed over at Ferrari's test track in Maranello.
Output is said to match that of the 488; performance figures and development costs remained undisclosed.

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The Ferrari Styling Centre under Flavio Manzoni worked on the car for 18 months, with input from the customer. At the front sits a slim headlight assembly, with the daytime running lights integrated into the redesigned bumper. The large air intakes of the 488 were replaced by two small openings near the rear quarter windows, which appear carved into the bodywork. At the rear, there are new taillights, a modified exhaust system, and new, exclusive wheels.

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