Spotted: Ferrari 599 SA Aperta
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JazzyO said:
Did you notice the metallic on the colour? It's hard to see from a distance or at a glance but it's a new colour (Nero Stellato) and quite breathtaking. My 458 is on order in it.
Onno
It just looked like normal nero or nero daytona to me (the Aperta was outside Jack Barclays). Have you seen Stellato in real life? I was wondering whether it was worth the option cost.Onno
15HN said:
Have you seen Stellato in real life? I was wondering whether it was worth the option cost.
Yes, I have seen it in real life. I went to the factory's Atelier in Maranello to specify my car. I was lucky enough to see a 458 Spider fresh of the production line in Nero Stellato, although unfortunately I did not see it on a car in sunlight. I did, however, see a sample in sunlight and of course I have examined the Spider closely. The difference is definitely worth the extra cost to me, and the look is very different from particularly Nero Daytona. In sunlight Nero Daytona is very light, practically grey. Not a bad colour but not quite "it" for me. Nero Stellato is much darker, and the metallic has a red-to-bronze sheen to it. It manifests itself as red highlights, "stars", hence the name (stelle = star in Italian). You will see a little highlight every square inch or so, it's quite subtle, and quite unlike any other metallic paint I have seen before.Onno
JazzyO said:
Yes, I have seen it in real life. I went to the factory's Atelier in Maranello to specify my car. I was lucky enough to see a 458 Spider fresh of the production line in Nero Stellato, although unfortunately I did not see it on a car in sunlight. I did, however, see a sample in sunlight and of course I have examined the Spider closely. The difference is definitely worth the extra cost to me, and the look is very different from particularly Nero Daytona. In sunlight Nero Daytona is very light, practically grey. Not a bad colour but not quite "it" for me. Nero Stellato is much darker, and the metallic has a red-to-bronze sheen to it. It manifests itself as red highlights, "stars", hence the name (stelle = star in Italian). You will see a little highlight every square inch or so, it's quite subtle, and quite unlike any other metallic paint I have seen before.
Onno
When do you take delivery? My choice for a Spider would definitely be black and your description of Nero Stellato sounds stunning. What interior shade did you choose?Onno
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