Mansory Siracusa History

Premiered at the IAA Frankfurt Motor Show in September 2013, the Siracusa takes Mansory's approach to the Ferrari 458 Italia: every exterior panel is replaced with bespoke carbon-fibre components, and the front apron, side skirts, and rear diffuser are redesigned for additional downforce. The Siracusa is named for the Autodromo di Siracusa, the famous Sicilian race circuit.

The 4.5-litre naturally aspirated V8 receives a Mansory engine remap, lifting output from the 458's standard 562 hp to approximately 590 hp and peak torque to 560 Nm. Suspension is lowered 20 mm on sports dampers and forged Mansory Yavin wheels fill the widened arches. Top speed is quoted at 330 km/h, and the sprint to 100 km/h takes 3.2 seconds.