The spectacular Ferrari F12berlinetta, presented in Geneva, is better and perhaps even prettier than the 599 GTB Fiorano and will be costing (in the Netherlands) at least 386.359 euros. That’s even cheaper (read: less expensive) than its predecessor, which cost 404.704. In Italy it’s on your driveway for ‘only’ 274.000, but you’ll be annoyed by the tax service of Monti and chances are you might just get handcuffed. With the more green and energy-saving HELE system, the F12berlinetta will make you a lousy 369.589 euros lighter. Evidently lots of extras are available such as a quite pricy luggage set, F1 steering wheel with indicator for gear changes, lots of carbon fiber components, exclusive options for the interior and so on.

This fastest GT in the world, designed by Pininfarina, has unique aerodynamic solutions resulting in an air resistance of only 0,29Cx. The 6.3l V12 produces 740bhp and thanks to a new kind of aluminum chassis it weighs 70 kilograms less than its predecessor. The top speed is 340km/h (212mph) and 0-100 (0-62) will take you 3,1 seconds (0-200 in 8,5 seconds).