Most Wagons Load At The Back, This One-Off Ferrari Loads Through Butterfly Windows

A one-off Ferrari-based creation, inspired by the 1972 Daytona Shooting Brake, has been unveiled by Niels van Roij Design.

This bespoke grand tourer is based on the Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano coupe, but with a longer roofline, elongated rear bodywork, and signature butterfly rear windows that open directly into the luggage compartment.

The project took over 15,000 hours to complete and features a hand-formed aluminum body, with every exterior panel except the doors being unique.

The car’s front end has been redesigned, with bespoke full-width headlamps that reinterpret the original Daytona’s amber lighting signature.

The interior is also bespoke, with a centrally mounted gauge cluster, Cognac tan leather trim, and diamond-stitched carbon-backed bucket seats. The car’s V12 engine produces 611 HP and is paired with a Ferrari F1 single-clutch transmission. The price of this one-off creation is not specified.