Drivers can reach over and touch the sleek curvy bonnet of the Ferrari Monza SP2 while wearing their seatbelt. Images show the supercar finished in bright Rosso Corsa parked up in the sun with a ...

The Ferrari Monza SP2 goes from 0 to 60mph in an astonishing 2.9 seconds but this isn't what makes it truly unique. With all the aspects that make this supercar stand out, there is one surprising ...

That feat alone is an achievement, but the car actually being leaped over here is a Ferrari Monza SP2. That's the two-seat variant of the brand's seven-figure speedster introduced back in 2018.

Anyone who wants to bring a friend or significant other along for the ride in their new Ferrari is out of luck with the SP1, but they could instead opt for its twin, the Monza SP2. It's an almost ...

£1.4m Ferrari Monza SP2. We can’t say we ever expected to see one of Ferrari’s ‘Icona’ cars wearing those signature Mansory wheels, but here we are. It also gets a new carbon fibre front ...

Mansory says this Ferrari Monza SP2 (the SP1 is the single-seater) is meant to offer a new "individualization strategy" it calls 'Mansory Bespoke.' Really, this is a justification to make ...

Mansory isn’t exactly known for its restraint but this Ferrari Monza SP2 might start to turn the tide on that opinion. Mansory is using it to demonstrate its new Bespoke program which aims to ...

A Ferrari Monza SP1/SP2 costs upwards of $1.8M USD, assuming you can get your hands on one. Head over to Mansory to find out more about its upgrade program. Elsewhere in the automotive world ...

Introduced at the Paris Motor Show in 2018, the Monza SP2 is one of the most insane-looking supercars produced by Ferrari. With only 500 examples made to date, it is rare and pays tribute to the ...

When owners plunked down nearly $2 million for their beautiful but roofless Ferrari Monza SP1 and SP2 hypercars, gorgeous sunny days on the Amalfi Coast were probably in their minds, not getting ...

Barchetta is a term used often when describing several Ferrari vehicles, especially the SP2. However, dubbing the SP2 Monza Ferrari bike as a barchetta may seem like going a bit too far.