Henry Ford always said that his model T was available in every color that the customer wants, as long as it is black.
In the same way, all Ferraris were ever painted in Rosso Corso or Racing Red.
But the Italian Supercar Marque's Deep-Pocket customer-glowing new models can cost everything from £ 250,000 to £ 400,000 in recent years more and more flexible paint tracks.
Now the company has decided behind one of the world's most beautiful and most exciting sports cars that enough is enough.
To protect his brand identity, Ferrari is planning to simplify his color catalog to prevent orders of cars with lurid color schemes or vinyl wraps.
Here we present a villain gallery of some of the most blingtastic creations, from a vision in gold to a covered with black suede.
Feline Groovy: DJ Joel Zimmerman was sent a cease and head assignment to demand his Ferrari with the Nyan Cat Internet meme
Unobtrusive, moi? Camouflage is designed to help you merge with the average streets of the urban jungle – but not when it comes to supercars
The Midas Touch: One shopper in the busy Sloane Street of West -London clearly believed that nothing “bling!” Shouts “!” Better than brilliant, glossy gold
Crowd-puller: This model-covered with a tactile black suede trick dozens of spectators in the exclusive Knightsbridge of London
JAW-Dropping: This Japanese owner decided that the best way to look sharp was to put Shark-Teeth on its pre-stock
Art Attack: This flashy cartoon -Hercoration is calculated to give Ferrari's top brass a collective cardiac arrest
Hoots Ma! A presumably Scottish driver who must have lost a bet on the golf course went for the Tartan look. You take the main road …
Snow problem: it can turn the heads on the slopes, but this in the winter camouflage would make Enzo Ferrari run his grave
Racy: Model Michael Morrow wanted a paint job that would notic him and went for a lady in her underwear
Chrome Narcissus: The mirrored effect means that this owner does not have to use his rear -view mirror to admire their reflection
