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Mansory is describing its latest Ferrari F8 Spider mods as “soft”

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Mansory is describing its latest Ferrari F8 Spider mods as “soft” | Top Gear

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Is this Mansory trying to be subtle? Best break out the dictionary over there, folks

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Mansory is describing its latest Ferrari F8 Spider mods as “soft”

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Is this Mansory trying to be subtle? Best break out the dictionary over there, folks

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Is this Mansory trying to be subtle? Best break out the dictionary over there, folks

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Mansory is describing its latest Ferrari F8 Spider mods as “soft”

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Mansory is describing its latest Ferrari F8 Spider mods as “soft”

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Mansory is describing its latest Ferrari F8 Spider mods as “soft”

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Is this Mansory trying to be subtle? Best break out the dictionary over there, folks

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It would seem as though this is as subtle as Mansory gets.

The German tuner describes its latest Ferrari F8 Spider transformation as a ‘softkit’ that offers a more ‘elegant’ look than the full-fat F8XX that we’ve helpfully pictured below. Prepare your eyes if you’re planning to scroll down for a sneak peek.

This softkit features a whole heap of carbon fibre attachments – some of which may even have an impact aerodynamically. Mansory claims they are all easy to install, though, and there are options for both the F8 Tributo coupe and the Spider.

The understated upgrade also brings new Mansory wheels and the option of two different power upgrades. A simple software update can bring about an increase to 769bhp, whilst a turbo upgrade and sports exhaust system can combine for a frankly terrifying 868bhp.

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It would seem as though this is as subtle as Mansory gets.

The German tuner describes its latest Ferrari F8 Spider transformation as a ‘softkit’ that offers a more ‘elegant’ look than the full-fat F8XX that we’ve helpfully pictured below. Prepare your eyes if you’re planning to scroll down for a sneak peek.

This softkit features a whole heap of carbon fibre attachments – some of which may even have an impact aerodynamically. Mansory claims they are all easy to install, though, and there are options for both the F8 Tributo coupe and the Spider.

The understated upgrade also brings new Mansory wheels and the option of two different power upgrades. A simple software update can bring about an increase to 769bhp, whilst a turbo upgrade and sports exhaust system can combine for a frankly terrifying 868bhp.

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Is this Mansory trying to be subtle? Best break out the dictionary over there, folks