Ferrari F12 TDF

The F12 TDF is Ferrari's track-focused development of the F12 Berlinetta, named after the Tour de France races of the 1950s and 60s. Production was limited to 799 cars. It has a 6.3-litre naturally aspirated V12 with 769 bhp, a seven-speed dual-clutch gearbox and rear-wheel steering through Ferrari's Virtual Short Wheelbase system. Around 110kg was saved over the standard car.

This right-hand-drive example is an Atelier car, finished in Azzurro Cielo with a Francese Blu, Bianco and Rosso livery running from the front bumper to the luggage compartment lid. Two-tone matte Grigio Silverstone 20-inch wheels have spokes painted in Blu Cielo, and the calipers are dark blue.

Inside are carbon racing seats in size large, with Blu Scuro Alcantara on the headliner, parcel shelf, rear wall and centre console. The carbon steering wheel has visible LEDs. It has covered 4,516 miles and wears paint protection film over the whole car. A suspension lifter and parking cameras are also fitted.