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Ferrari California T Vettel Edition spotted

The one-off turbocharged California T Vettel Edition is a work of Ferrari's Tailor Made division.
1 min read25 Aug '15
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Ferrari has developed a unique California T called the Vettel Edition. Spotted in Italy, 
the turbocharged Vettel Edition showcases the craftsmanship of Ferrari's Tailor Made division. It gets a red paint scheme for the body and disk-brake callipers. The roof, the rear-view mirrors, side skirts and wheels are in black and the side skirts get a white trim. The front fender gets the prancing horse sticker, as seen on Ferrari's F1 cars.

The red and black theme continues all the way into the interiors, along with the colours of the Italian flag on the steering wheel and the buttons on the centre console. From the images released, the passenger side seems to get the option of a fire extinguisher kit enclosed in a black leather box.

Ferrari is yet to divulge any technical details of the Vettel Edition. The Ferrari California T Vettel Edition is expected to make its official debut at the 2015 Belgium Grand Prix.

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