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Elite Wrap reveals Black Satin Ferrari F12 Berlinetta

Elite Wrap has given the Ferrari F12 Berlinetta a matte black satin wrap, adding red accents and Vossen wheels to the already potent V12 supercar.

By Steve James Updated
Low, angular sports coupe with a matte black finish and striking red wheels parked before modern grey architecture
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Elite Wrap has unveiled a Ferrari F12 Berlinetta finished in a black satin wrap, transforming the appearance of the Italian V12 supercar. The customisation includes a matte black finish with a satin sheen, a red-accented front splitter and a set of black and red Vossen aftermarket wheels.

Ferrari F12 Berlinetta at the 2012 Paris Motor Show
Elite Wrap's Black Satin Ferrari F12 Berlinetta with red accents and Vossen wheels

The F12 Berlinetta, introduced at the 2012 Geneva Motor Show as the replacement for the 599 GTB, sits at the sharp end of Ferrari’s road car range. Its naturally aspirated 6.3-litre V12 produces 730hp at 8,250rpm and 690Nm at 6,000rpm, sent to the rear wheels via a 7-speed dual-clutch transmission. Ferrari claimed a 0-100km/h time of 3.1 seconds and a top speed of 340km/h.

Elite Wrap’s treatment leaves the F12’s mechanicals untouched, focusing entirely on exterior appearance. The satin black finish gives the car a more menacing presence compared to the standard paint options, while the red detailing on the splitter and wheels adds contrast to the otherwise stealthy look. Vossen wheels, finished in black with red accents, complete the visual package.

Customisation and the F12 Berlinetta

The Ferrari F12 Berlinetta has proved a popular canvas for aftermarket specialists and owners seeking a more individual look. Wrapping allows changes in appearance without permanent alteration to the bodywork or paint, and the F12’s dramatic lines suit matte and satin finishes. Other firms, such as Cam Shaft, have also presented stealth-themed F12 builds in recent years.

  • Black satin body wrap by Elite Wrap
  • Red front splitter for contrast
  • Vossen black and red wheels

This particular F12 Berlinetta remains mechanically stock, retaining its factory powertrain and performance figures. The focus is on visual impact rather than performance upgrades. For more on the F12’s origins and technical details, seeGeneva Ferrari F12 Berlinetta Unveiled.

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