Highsnobiety
Double Tap to Zoom
Your Highsnobiety privacy settings have blocked this YouTube video.

Ferrari is calling the P80/C its “most extreme one-off design ever.” The supercar was inspired by the 330 P3/P4 and the 1966 Dino 206 S. For these one-off builds, Ferrari has the tendency to reshape a new exterior over an existing car from the for-sale lineup. For the P80/C, however, they took the 488 GT3 as a point of departure. From there, Autoblog reports they made "radical changes" to the equipment.

Unlike the 488, it has a  cab-forward design which Ferrari says allowed for greater creative freedom which proved highly significant in the design process.

This was a very particular project, even within the context of the One-off Program, given that Ferrari was tasked with creating a track-only car, that retained their Sports Prototype heritage character. Flavio Manzoni and the Ferrari Styling Center set out to create a "Hero Car" with design cues from the 330 P3/P4 and the 1966 Dino 206 S, as requested by the client.

According to The Official Ferrari Magazine, the P80/C project had the longest development period of any Ferrari one-off to date, with work having started back in 2015.

We Recommend
  • Audi’s Electric Off-Roader Is Designed To Be "Highly Emotive"
    • Design
  • R.I.P. Y/Project – Omen or One-Off?
    • Style
  • Nike's AJ12 Re-Release Is A Ghostly Beauty, If We've Ever Seen One
    • Sneakers
    • sponsored
  • How Bang & Olufsen Made, Literally, the Ferrari of Speakers (EXCLUSIVE)
    • Culture
  • No One Wears A$AP Rocky's Ferrari-Tier PUMA Clothes Better Than A$AP Rocky
    • Style
What To Read Next
  • If Post-Balletcore Exists, It Probably Looks a Lot Like GANNI's Ballerina Sneaker
    • Sneakers
  • In Its First-Ever Champion Collection, an Iconic Japanese Label Made Athleisure Art
    • Sneakers
  • In Ultra-Strong Kevlar, C.P. Company’s Goggle Jacket Is Dakar Race-Ready
    • Style
  • How Dior Hand-Sculpted Its All-Purpose Bag of the Year (EXCLUSIVE)
    • Style
  • Weaving Supremely Textured Intricacy Into a Pair of Not-So-Ordinary Clarks
    • Sneakers
  • When Did adidas Clothes Get This Good?
    • Style