1/5
Ferrari BR20
Brand Country
Italy
Class
S
Years of production
- n.m.
Generations
1
Body type
Coupe
Thirteen years ago, Ferrari revived the tradition of creating bespoke cars. Such models from the Italian marque were very popular in the 1950s. During this time, a total of 14 such cars were unveiled, including the recent Ferrari SP3JC convertible and the Ferrari SP38 coupe. The latest addition to this cohort is the Ferrari BR20.
The new Ferrari BR20 is based on the GTC4 Lusso coupe but is radically different from its donor vehicle as it boasts an entirely new body. Its design draws inspiration from the iconic Ferrari 410 Superamerica and 500 Superfast models of the past. With a sleek sloping roof, the BR20 exudes more dynamism than the GTC4 Lusso. The vehicle stands out with its long hood and elegant contours. The wide "mouth" of the radiator grille is complemented by curved LED headlights. The sides are accentuated with ventilation holes and a carbon fiber body kit. Special 20-inch alloy wheels were made specifically for this car. At the rear are four round lights, traditional for Ferrari.
The Ferrari BR20's interior is adorned with high-end brown leather, carbon, and natural oak. Read more