Gordon Ramsey Takes Delivery Of His New Ferrari Monza SP2

H.R. Owen in London recently delivered Gordon Ramsay’s Ferrari Monza SP2. It seems, the celebrity chef has gone for the more practical 2-seater version instead of the Monza SP1, which has a single seat.

The Ferrari Monza series was launched in September this year. The car is based on the 812 Superfast and comes in two variants, also known as Monoposto and Biposto. We think, the open-top speedster is one of the best looking modern Ferraris. Ramsay has opted for an all-black exterior with a red stripe that runs across the front clam shell. The interior is finished in matching red.

 

 

 

 

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[Sound up] @gordongram’s first job of the day. Now that would be quite the school run for little @oscarjramsay! ???? Congratulations Gordon, we all hope you enjoy your new piece of automotive art. #NewCarDay #Ferrari #Monza #SP2 #IconaSeries #HROwen #London

A post shared by H.R. Owen London - Ferrari (@hrowenferrari) on Oct 10, 2019 at 3:50am PDT

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scenicbyway12 - 10/11/2019 4:51:58 PM

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Who cares.

Car4life1 - 10/11/2019 8:17:58 PM

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Yea I think Benz wore the speedster look better a decade ago with the SLR Stirling Moss edition, I think Jay Leno got his hands on one of the 75 cars too

CANADIANCOMMENTS - 10/11/2019 10:32:15 PM

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@Car4life1 - That is the funny part. This has been "done" before my Mercedes as a homage to the Silver Arrows. You would think Ferrari would make their on trail, but no so...

Car4life1 - 10/12/2019 7:00:04 AM

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Lol remember, Ferrari just separated from Chrysler a few years ago but while with Chrysler they probably went through the box under the bed with secrets of their “ex” Mercedes...saw the fortune Benz made on the speedsters and wanted to give it a go themselves

CANADIANCOMMENTS - 10/11/2019 6:01:32 PM

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You can't fault Ferrari's business model. They can make a limited edition model of almost any description (from hardcore motorsports to strange creations like this one) and folks will line up to buy it. $2.5M, $5M, $10M. There does not seem to be a limit. And if they can laugh all the way back to the bank, so be it. As long as their clientele sees value in what they buy.

USNA1999 - 10/11/2019 6:22:34 PM

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You are absolutely correct. Only a very few auto brands can do this, Porsche being one of them. Funny that Ferrari is owned by Fiat.

runninglogan1 - 10/11/2019 11:15:36 PM

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It is funny considering Ferrari is worth almost twice as much as Fiat.

Car4life1 - 10/12/2019 7:03:18 AM

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Ferrari is no longer owned by Fiat and has been a stand alone publicly traded company since 2016

runninglogan1 - 10/11/2019 11:15:53 PM

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The ultimate toy!