Maserati hasn’t built the MC12 for about a decade but the German tuners at Edo Competition have found new magic in the old supercar. The firm worked with Italian automaker on a one-off MC12 Versione Corse (VC for short) to create a road-going version of the circuit-only limited edition.
After production ended of the standard MC12 with 624-horsepower, Maserati built a dozen examples of the track-only Corse. It was essentially the racing version made available to wealthy customers, and the updates uncorked the 6.0-liter V12 to a full-throated 744 horsepower (555 kilowatts). Edo Competition even converted one for the street, but the firm tried something a little different for the new VC.
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