From SEMA:
The Ferrari 812 GTO (Versione Speciale) was caught thinly disguised while out on a test run in Maranello.
Last year, Ferrari was seen testing a cobbled together mule that consisted of an 812 Superfast. Fast forward to today, and we have what appears to be the fruits of that labor—an 812 GTO. The GTO badge was last seen in 2011, so after a decade in retirement, the 812 GTO seems to make sense.
Power is expected to come from the 6.5L V12 found in the 812 Superfast, which pumps out 789 hp and 530 lb.-ft. of torque, although the GTO is expected to come in more than 800 hp, especially given the fact that the Monza models are already ringing in at 799 hp.
The Ferrari 812 GTO (Versione Speciale) was caught thinly disguised while out on a test run in Maranello.
Last year, Ferrari was seen testing a cobbled together mule that consisted of an 812 Superfast. Fast forward to today, and we have what appears to be the fruits of that labor—an 812 GTO. The GTO badge was last seen in 2011, so after a decade in retirement, the 812 GTO seems to make sense.
Power is expected to come from the 6.5L V12 found in the 812 Superfast, which pumps out 789 hp and 530 lb.-ft. of torque, although the GTO is expected to come in more than 800 hp, especially given the fact that the Monza models are already ringing in at 799 hp.
