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Current Models

296 GTS
296 GTB
812 Competizione
812 Competizione A
SF90 Stradale
SF90 Spider
F8 Spider
F8 Tributo

Previous Models

812 Superfast
GTC4 LUSSO
Ferrari Monza SP1/SP2
Year
Make
Model


812 GTS

The aim in developing the 812 GTS was to retain the exhilarating feeling of speed and power delivered by the berlinetta version in terms of accelerating, response times and agility. Exactly 50 years on from the debut of the last spider in the Ferrari range to sport a front-mounted V12, the 812 GTS hails a triumphant return for a model type that has played a pivotal role in the marque’s history since its foundation.


Exterior

The retractable hard top (RHT), which opens in just 14 seconds at speeds of up to 28 mph, does not impinge upon the interior dimensions, thus maintaining the donor car’s roomy cockpit. The electric rear screen, which acts as a wind-stop, makes the car truly useable with the top down while, with the top up, it can be left open to allow occupants to continue to luxuriate in the naturally-aspirated V12’s unique soundtrack.

Engine

The 812 GTS is the spider version of the 812 Superfast, from which it takes both its specifications and performance, most notably the power unit which, thanks to its ability to unleash a massive 800 cv at 8500 rpm, is the most powerful engine in its class. As on the 812 Superfast, these performance levels were achieved in part by optimising the engine design and in part by innovations, such as the use of a 350 bar direct injection system, and the control system for the variable geometry inlet tracts, developed on naturally-aspirated F1 engines. These systems allowed the increase in displacement from 6.2 to 6.5 litres to be exploited to maximise power output whilst retaining excellent pick-up even at low revs.

Aerodynamics

Meticulously detailed work went into guaranteeing an excellent standard of comfort on-board with the top down. There was huge focus on minimising both turbulence inside the cabin and aerodynamic noise to ensure occupants could converse undisturbed even at high speeds. As with the LaFerrari Aperta, two small L-shaped flaps on the upper corners of the windscreen generate a coherent concentrated vortex that creates outwash in the velocity field immediately above the rear screen, thereby avoiding excess pressure behind the occupants’ heads.



Maximum Power
789
Hp
Maximum Speed
211
mph
0-62 mph
3.0
sec
Maximum Torque
530
lb⋅ft
Type
V12 – 65
rpm
8900

Specifications

 

ENGINE

Type V12 – 65°
Bore/Stroke 94×78 mm
Specific Power Output 123 cv/l
Overall Displacement 6496 cc
Compression Ratio 13.5:1
Maximum Power 789 hp
Maximum torque 530 lbs/ft
Maximum revs 8900 rpm

Dimensions and Weight

Length 184.4 in
Width 77.59 in
Height 50.2 in
Dry Weight 3627 lbs
Wheelbase 107 in
Weight Distribution 47% fr, 53% r

LOCATION

Ferrari of Greenwich

342 West Putnam Avenue

Greenwich, CT 06830

CONTACT

SALES: 866-295-4892

SERVICE: 866-295-4979

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HOURS

Monday - Friday:

9:00AM - 6:00PM

Saturday:

9:00AM - 4:00PM

Sunday:

Closed

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