Our Stock Ferrari J50

Brand Ferrari
Model J50
Mileage Delivery Mileage
Year 2016

日本との絆を祝う、10台だけの傑作。10台の神話、日本への献辞

It’s a limited-run model, with just ten being made, and sold at cost estimated to be many thousands of pounds. It marks 50 years of Ferrari selling cars in Japan, which should nicely decode its name. The model is more aggressive than a standard 488 with its targa roof layout and black dividing strip along the doors. The rear styling harks back to the F50 and F40 too, with quad taillights bookending a black strip. But the aerodynamics are leaps and bounds beyond those cars. A redesigned front bumper gulps more air while the windscreen swoops lower, better directing air over the unsubtle rear wing. Inside, there are some supremely hugging sports seats and red and black detailing in abundance.

Interior

The exclusive realm of the 1/10th.

Step inside to find an interior where red and black detailing harmonize in a space reserved strictly for J50 owners. Featuring supremely hugging sports seats designed to anticipate the thrill of the drive, the cabin retains the pristine scent and feel of a new car. It is a cockpit that grants its guardian the unparalleled pride of owning a genuine miracle.

Drive

A Roar That Surpasses Tradition

At its heart lies the award-winning 3.9-liter twin-turbo V8, a power unit optimized specifically for the J50. It delivers a response that exceeds the standard model, composing a passionate exhaust note that resonates directly through the targa-roof layout. However, the essence of the J50 goes beyond mere horsepower. The redesigned front bumper and low-slung windscreen generate massive downforce, suctioning the chassis to the tarmac with every turn.

Exterior

Aggressive Form Piercing Tradition

The J50’s styling is leaps and bounds beyond the standard 488. With a redesigned front bumper that 'gulps' air and a windscreen that swoops lower to direct airflow over the unsubtle rear wing, it is a masterclass in aerodynamics. The black dividing strip along the doors and the quad taillights hark back to the legendary F40 and F50, resurrecting their charisma for the modern era.