This is Ferrari’s latest one-of-a-kind 458.  It was designed for a British customer by Ferrari’s in house ‘Styling Center’ and they have really nailed the design. Called the 458 MM Speciale it is designed to evoke the 1984 Ferrari GTO.  The 458 MM Speciale’s body work is all new and handcrafted in aluminium with the front and rear bumpers made from composite carbon-fibre. The 458 MM Speciale also boasts a new side air scoop, one of the most distinctive elements in an extensive revision of the aerodynamic package. The bodywork hugs the coolant radiators which are more steeply inclined and mounted closer together than on the 458 Speciale. The side intakes were devised to allow direct additional cooling of the engine bay to compensate for the different rake of the rear. The tail features a spoiler which balances the downforce evenly and also completes the theoretical beltline that sweeps back along the side from the front wheelarch, giving the car a powerful and athletic stance. The 458 MM Speciale sits on specific wheels exclusive to this very unique car, and an additional touch is the adoption of modified front and rear light clusters. The interior is slightly up-graded to include to an enhanced audio system and a re-rim to match the owner’s specific wishes. Based on the 458 Speciale chassis this exclusive one-off will retain an unmodified naturally aspirated 4.5-litre V8 which is known to develop 597bhp. So how much does this unique model cost? Probably close to £500k.