What makes this one bizarre: Is that a Testarossa is not exactly the first Ferrari you would think about customizing in this way, but when I look at it I don't think it is a bad idea to design it like this. There is nothing I can find on it that doesn't make sense if we were to think of it as a limited edition build. What I am so impressed about is how I despite my steadfast tradition of having a rule of "Never! trying to customize a Ferrari" I went ahead and did it anyway. The result was interesting because it went even better than expected, I am quite proud of my Ferrari Testarossa (2025 Black Edition) Limited run build :)

I was mostly thinking to myself how would a limited edition of a Ferrari Testarossa from the 1990s look like if it were to get a serious re-release or a limited edition modification. Truth is you cannot really change the body work of this car, so all I did was just change the color, work on the paintjob and focus on making sense of what theme the Ferrari Testarossa should have as a limited edition build.

Notes to myself: This is a fine interpretation of a limited edition of a 1990s Ferrari Testarossa. Not many of these would be in production I believe since it is gonna be entirely custom made not just with paintjob but also be modified exclusive to fit the modern consumer if we were to think of it as an actual real thing. This is how I was thinking as I was designing this one, I was thinking to myself how would such a car look like? And I think I found the answer :)