Ferrari 849 Testarossa Spider
Ferrari built the 849 Testarossa Spider around the angular lines of its 1970s Sports Prototypes, trading the SF90's curves for a sharper, more geometric shape. The car replaces the SF90 Spider as Ferrari's flagship convertible without losing any performance in the swap. A twin-turbo V8 works alongside three electric motors: two up front for torque vectoring and four-wheel drive, and one derived from Ferrari's Formula 1 program. Together they produce 1,036 horsepower and a 0-60 mph time of 2.3 seconds. The retractable hard top opens or closes in just 14 seconds, even at speeds up to 28 mph. Ferrari expects the Spider to outsell its coupe sibling, built less for track extremists and more for owners who want the top down on a car they can drive every day. It shares roughly 90 percent of its bodywork with the coupe, proof that the remaining 10 percent can change everything.

