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Get a look at the Mansory Ferrari Roma “Tempesta Verde”

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Get a look at the Mansory Ferrari Roma “Tempesta Verde” | Top Gear

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German tuner reveals two-tone take on Ferrari’s V8-engined Grand Tourer

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Get a look at the Mansory Ferrari Roma “Tempesta Verde”

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German tuner reveals two-tone take on Ferrari’s V8-engined Grand Tourer

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German tuner reveals two-tone take on Ferrari’s V8-engined Grand Tourer

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Get a look at the Mansory Ferrari Roma “Tempesta Verde”

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Get a look at the Mansory Ferrari Roma “Tempesta Verde”

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Get a look at the Mansory Ferrari Roma “Tempesta Verde”

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German tuner reveals two-tone take on Ferrari’s V8-engined Grand Tourer

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Well, this one certainly isn’t shy. German tuner Mansory has revealed its latest take on the Ferrari Roma, a project it's calling the "Tempesta Verde". Which, in case your Italian GCSE isn’t up to scratch, translates to "Green Storm". That’s one way of putting it.

While official details are few and far between, the images you see above indicate a typically aggressive bodykit including new bumpers, side skirts, random carbon inserts, a rear spoiler and a new diffuser. In addition to the half-and-half paintjob, there are also black alloy wheels and a central Italian flag stripe that runs head to toe.

The daring colour scheme continues inside, with much bright green and white leather, carbon-fibre components and more Italian flags dotted around the place. We're not quite sure what they'll make of this in the most stylish country on Earth, though.

Under the bonnet the 3.9-litre twin-turbo V8 is retained, though here tuned to 700bhp and 638lb ft of torque, up from the regular Roma’s 612bhp and 561lb ft. That results in a 0-62mph time of 3.1secs and a top speed of 206mph, compared to 3.4secs and 199mph respectively.

So, over to you in the comments section below, Internet…

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Well, this one certainly isn’t shy. German tuner Mansory has revealed its latest take on the Ferrari Roma, a project it's calling the "Tempesta Verde". Which, in case your Italian GCSE isn’t up to scratch, translates to "Green Storm". That’s one way of putting it.

While official details are few and far between, the images you see above indicate a typically aggressive bodykit including new bumpers, side skirts, random carbon inserts, a rear spoiler and a new diffuser. In addition to the half-and-half paintjob, there are also black alloy wheels and a central Italian flag stripe that runs head to toe.

The daring colour scheme continues inside, with much bright green and white leather, carbon-fibre components and more Italian flags dotted around the place. We're not quite sure what they'll make of this in the most stylish country on Earth, though.

Under the bonnet the 3.9-litre twin-turbo V8 is retained, though here tuned to 700bhp and 638lb ft of torque, up from the regular Roma’s 612bhp and 561lb ft. That results in a 0-62mph time of 3.1secs and a top speed of 206mph, compared to 3.4secs and 199mph respectively.

So, over to you in the comments section below, Internet…

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German tuner reveals two-tone take on Ferrari’s V8-engined Grand Tourer