My 2007 Nero Daytona 599 Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
Not as far as I know, but I bought it several months ago and previous owner did not mention anything about car lowering. It is euro version, if there is any difference in height between countries.
Nice wheels, but looks like the car needs to be lowered a bit. It appears to be riding too high with those wheels. I like the 5-spoke design too.
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Looks great, love the wheels. LHD in the U.K. .... wonder how many of those there are around Also lovely shot on mt baldy!
Thanks, not sure how many LHD, not seen any other ones yet but for me this is the way they were meant to be! Pictures were taken by a spotter as I was driving by Sloane street. The guy knows how to shoot cars ...
He/she does indeed. Quality shots and it's always lovely Seeing pictures of your car posted online by spotters, especially of this quality
Odf what setup are you running ? Is the car lowered at all and any spacers ? Also what size are those tyres if you don't mInd me asking (look like Michelins)
When the picture was taken the car was only lowered at HGTE level. It has now been lowered a bit more (rear only) after fitting H&R sport springs. No spacers. The car is fitted with MPSS 315 back and 255 front (same setup as the F12).
I thought I would share this. Love this picture of the interior. I think the 612 has one of the most beautiful interiors of any car. This colour of red is very hard to capture with a digital camera. It always comes out too intense. In reality its much softer and classier than photos suggest with a muted pastel quality. Notice the grey and black Alcantara on the central tunnel, door bottoms and footwells. It extends to rear parcel shelf, armrest and trunk. from the launch of the 612 GP Edition: "The 612 GP programme was the result of an idea by new Swiss Ferrari boss Giulio Zauner to celebrate Ferrari's 40th anniversary in Switzerland and the anniversary of their first Swiss Grand Prix win in 1949. The dark grey car - of which 9 will be built - features, the HGTC handling package (including carbon-ceramic brakes) bi-colour paint treatment with the 612 Scaglietti's famous side "scallops" finished in a silver-grey colour and colour-coded brake calipers. Inside the opulent interior is finished in a very eye-catching red and grey trim, with the lower dashboard, seat front sections, central tunnel sides, door panels and lower half of the sports steering wheel all glistening in an eye-catching red. A special plaque, imprinted with an outline of the historic Berne track, stamps on the 612 GP its unique feel." Image Unavailable, Please Login
My baby (photographed by Gavin Wallace 2/'17) Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
Not a great photo but it is my favorite 599 seemed like a good place to post a picture of my new to 599GTO Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
Thanks! Gavin is a high school student and amazingly talented and he used a technique called "light painting". When we took the photos I thought it was way too dark but he was able to capture the ambient lighting almost like night vision googles. I had never seen anything like it before but then again I grew up at a time when cameras used film!