Ferrari have just revealed their one-off 'Ferrari KC23' track special supercar at the Goodwood Festival of Speed, designed and built by the Ferrari Special Projects team for the brands ultimate collectors.
The Ferrari KC23 is based on the 488 GT3 Evo 2020 race car, Ferrari's most successful racecar to date, with a completely redesigned unique futuristic exterior. Under the hood, the KC23 is powered by a 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 engine. Ferrari has stated that the model has been "designed for non-competitive track use, showcasing groundbreaking aerodynamics, motorized vents and an imposing rear wing".
It reportedly took over 3 years to develop and no detail has been spared. The car features a silver finish, the team developed a four-layer 'aluminum paint' that offers a 'luminous gleam in sunlight'.
Ferrari have not revealed the price tag for the one-off model, however it's safe to assume that similar with other Ferrari special models it will have cost the collector several million euros.
What Qualifies You As A Ferrari Ultimate Collector?
Your average run-of-the-mill Ferrari buyer cannot simply walk into Maranello or their local Ferrari dealership and by the LaFerrari or KC23.
You must earn the right to buy Ferrari's most exclusive supercars. Yes, you read that right, you must spend millions, to earn the right to spend millions... more.
While there's no specific set guidelines, the basic requirements involve a long history of owning Ferrari's, a loyal customer per say. It's rumored that to even be considered in this elite crowd, you must already own five Ferrari's Your name must then be submitted by Ferrari dealers themselves to the head office in Maranello where a final decision is made.
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