A lot of Ferrari fans have a favorite 2+2 model, and for many of them, it’s the GTC4Lusso, which shares certain elements with the 812. It replaced the FF and made its premiere in 2016 under the design of Flavio Manzoni of Ferrari’s Styling Center. It still exudes elegance years after production was completed.
Despite the absence of any news regarding a successor from the Italian automaker, interested buyers can still find excellent examples of the GTC4Lusso on the market. These models, valued between $150,000 and $500,000, offer a blend of performance and luxury that appeals to discerning enthusiasts.
Recently, a particularly striking example of the GTC4Lusso surfaced on social media courtesy of Carlifestyle. Sporting a sleek black exterior and tinted windows, this model boasts several aftermarket features, including new Anrky wheels that complement its design perfectly.
While details about its powertrain weren’t provided, it likely retains the impressive specs of the stock GTC4Lusso, including a naturally aspirated V12 engine producing 680 hp and 514 lb-ft of torque. With its swift acceleration and high top speed, the GTC4Lusso remains a tempting choice for those in search of a grand tourer with Italian flair, despite the looming presence of Ferrari’s upcoming SUV, the Purosangue.
