The Ferrari 612 Scaglietti was manufactured and designed in Italy, and it remains a mainstay in Ferrari’s current line of Grand Tourismo cars today. This is a two-door coupe, but critics tag it the “true four-seater” with its much improved interior design and better weight distribution.

The road monster can travel a maximum speed of 315 km/h, well beyond the legal speed limit of any city. With so much potential on your steer, it’ll be hard as a driver to control the urge to send this Ferrari to full throttle.

The model comes with two six-speed transmission types: fully manual and a semi-automatic paddle-shaft system. Although it offers a smooth city driving despite the engine prowess, it’s not suitable for drivers who are more accustomed to an automatic.

The Scaglietti is Ferrari’s second all-aluminum vehicle. Its designers offered homage to the classic 360 Modena when they crafted the car’s chassis. The same chassis can be seen in its successor, the Ferrari 599 GTB.

All in all, the Scaglietti offers a smooth and powerful drive that’s perfect for highway daytrips and night drives across Vegas strips. The baggage compartment doesn’t offer much room though, because the car’s designed specifically for leisure driving, not long travels for families.