Ferrari took the wraps off a unique £1.1million model built for a Google boss today.
The supercar firm donated the special edition Ferrari 599 XX Evo to a charity auction to raise money for victims of the Italian earthquake in May.
Google executive Benjamin Sloss eventually won the auction with a winning bid of £1.1 million ($1.4 million).
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Under the bonnet is a V12 engine which develops a staggering 740bhp to make it one the ultimate track cars.
It is such a hardcore, no-holds barred machine that it is not allowed to be used on road or in specific race series.
Instead, ultra-rich owners tend to leave them to be looked after by Ferrari and brought out three-times a year for special manufacturer days.
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| Flying high: The proud new owners of the V12 Ferrari mingling with the company's most high profile figures |
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