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Ferrari SF90 XX Spider 2023

The 2023 Ferrari SF90 XX Spider is a special version of the SF90 Spider, developed under Ferrari's XX Programme. This limited edition combines exceptional performance with the joy of open-top driving, delivering a unique driving experience. (ferrari.com)

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Ferrari SF90 XX Spider 2023
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History

Ferrari launched the XX Programme over 20 years ago, aiming to provide clients with an extreme track driving experience using models not homologated for road use. Models like the FXX-K EVO were developed under this framework. The SF90 XX Spider marks the first time a car from this programme is road-legal, combining XX Programme technologies with the performance of the SF90 Spider. (ferrari.com)

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Anecdotes

The SF90 XX Spider is the first road-legal Ferrari from the XX Programme, combining cutting-edge technologies with a unique driving experience. (ferrari.com)

Production

The production of the SF90 XX Spider is limited to 599 units, highlighting its exclusivity and appeal to Ferrari collectors and enthusiasts. (ferrari.com)

Press reception

The specialized press has praised the SF90 XX Spider for its exceptional performance and innovative design, calling it a flagship model in the Ferrari lineup. (ferrari.com)

Evolution

The SF90 XX Spider is the result of Ferrari's continuous evolution in developing special versions. It incorporates significant aerodynamic enhancements, including a fixed rear wing generating 530 kg of downforce at 250 km/h, and advanced aerodynamic solutions to improve stability and performance. (ferrari.com)

Variants

The SF90 XX Spider is offered in a limited edition of 599 units, providing exclusivity to Ferrari enthusiasts. It features a retractable hardtop, allowing for open-top driving while enjoying the exceptional performance of the SF90 XX. (ferrari.com)

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