Officine Fioravanti Ferrari Testarossa

Swiss design studio Officine Fioravanti has unveiled a restomod based on the Ferrari Testarossa. The car has completely retained the original design and technical features, but all key components have been upgraded with modern technology.

Officine Fioravanti hired the Testarossa with an early design that had only one left high-mounted rear-view mirror, but they didn't say what year the original car was made.

The 4.9-liter boxer in the 80s produced a maximum of 390 hp on the Testarossa. and 490 N∙m. Up to 100 kph, the car accelerated in 5.8 s, the maximum speed was 290 kph. Officine Fioravanti has upgraded this engine and now it produces 515 hp. and 599 N∙m, thanks to which the maximum speed increased to 323.5 kph. The gearbox is still a 5-speed manual.

Other upgrades include a titanium exhaust system, ABS and traction control, Öhlins adjustable dampers with 70mm front lift (for speed bumps), adjustable anti-roll bars, powerful Brembo brakes and improved flat-bottom body aerodynamics. which, however, did not affect the style of the car. The only cosmetic improvement that the developers have allowed themselves on the exterior of the Testarossa is new wheels, 17-inch front and 18-inch rear, instead of the original 16-inch, while the design of the wheels has been preserved. But Michelin racing tires are modern.

The interior retains the original boxy design, but gets new leather upholstery and rugged '80s plastic panels replaced with neater aluminum trim. Under the cover at the top of the center console is a modern multimedia system, but with a retro head unit design. The old handset received a new filling with a Bluetooth module. A remote control with driving electronics adjustments has been added to the central tunnel.

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