Ferrari 812 N-Largo S Is A 1-of-3 Supercar That Sounds Like A Formula 1 Car

German tuning company Novitec recently shared a video on social media highlighting one of its rarest cars, the 812 N-Largo S.

Based on a Ferrari 812 Superfast, the N-Largo S improves upon the regular N-Largo model and is one of only three vehicles produced by Novitec. The one shown here lacks an ounce of color, with every surface finished in a menacing black, including the famous Ferrari shields. You can think of it as a Ferrari in its emo phase; it even screams like an emo band.

As part of Novitec's The Supercar Diaries, this video gives us our closest look yet at this one-of-three masterpiece with some high-level cinematography.

It also discusses some key differences between the N-Largo (one-of-18) and the N-Largo S. The idea started with the owner of Novitec building a special 812 with unique changes, and two other clients begged the company to build more. This particular car was sold before it was even built, so don't get any ideas.

Novitec refined the already outstanding 6.5-liter V12 engine to produce 40 horsepower more than stock. It now delivers 829 hp, 10 more than the 812 Competizione. Since that V12 is bolted to a special Novitec quad-exhaust system, it sounds like an F1 car.

In the video, we get to hear the car blast around some German B-roads, likely waking up residents with its Earth-shaking wail. Riding on 21-inch wheels at the front and 22-inch wheels in the back from a Vossen collaboration, the 812 N-Largo S takes just 2.8 seconds to hit 62 mph. The top speed has been increased to 214 mph.

All body panels are made from carbon fiber, including the wider fenders that add 5.5 inches to the overall width. Along with new rocker panels, a new rear end, and a ducktail spoiler, the stock aerodynamics are improved. The overall ride was also lowered by 1.38 inches for a better stance. A front lift system makes it possible to still enter parking garages.

Inside, Novitec will customize the interior however the customer wants. This particular example is finished with a mostly black interior to match the dark exterior. There are only a few splashes of color on the wheel, around the air vents, on the dashboard badge, and the hazard light button.

No price is mentioned in the video, but since they are already sold out, the number is pretty irrelevant.