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The new Ferrari 812 Superfast has landed in Australia with a much-reduced pricetag.
Granted, $610,000 plus on-roads it still an immense amount of money, however Maranello’s new V12 range-topper undercuts its F12 Berlinetta predecessor by more than $80,000.
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And spend it they do, with Appleroth saying he expects the average options spend on an 812 Superfast to be in excess of $100,000, higher than the average across-the-range spend of about $65,000.
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It’s the first Ferrari with electronically-assisted power steering, which has allowed engineers to step up the electronic assistance systems, with V2.0 of the Virtual Short Wheelbase all-wheel steering first seen on the F12tdf and V5.0 of Side Slip Control introduced with the 458 Speciale.
Australia’s first 812 Superfasts are expected in December.
