Few cars command a showroom floor quite like the Ferrari 812 Superfast 8XX Limited Edition by Onyx Concept, a car that takes Maranello's last great naturally aspirated V12 flagship and pushes it into genuinely uncharted territory. Finished in a striking Giallo Modena yellow, this 2021 example isn't simply a fast Ferrari - it's a statement piece, built for collectors who want their hypercar to be as rare as it is rapid, and it has found a fitting home in Dubai's ever-evolving automotive scene.
Dourado Luxury Cars has built its reputation in Al Quoz on sourcing exactly this kind of machine - genuine, limited-run exotica that doesn't exist in multiples on every street corner. Browse our full inventory and you'll notice a consistent thread: cars chosen for their story as much as their spec sheet. The 812 Superfast 8XX is a prime example of that philosophy in action, and it sits comfortably alongside the rest of our exotic and luxury offering. For Ferrari purists, the 812 Superfast needs little introduction. It represents the final chapter of Ferrari's front-engined, naturally aspirated V12 grand tourers before hybridisation reshaped the lineup. Buyers wanting to explore the wider range can also view our Ferrari 812 GTS 8XX 1 OF 1 by Onyx Concept, another Onyx-built rarity that shares the same DNA but adds open-top drama to the formula.
What Makes the 8XX Edition Different
The standard Ferrari 812 Superfast was already one of the most celebrated V12 supercars of its generation, but Onyx Concept's 8XX programme takes things several steps further. This is not a simple styling refresh - it's a full reinterpretation of the car's visual identity, built around the idea that a limited-edition hypercar should look as uncompromising as it drives. Every 8XX example is treated as a bespoke project, meaning no two cars leaving the Onyx workshop are ever truly identical.
At the heart of the car remains Ferrari's 6.5-litre naturally aspirated V12, sending 870 hp to the rear wheels in a configuration that rewards high revs and mechanical drama over turbocharged efficiency. It's the kind of engine note that's becoming increasingly rare in the current era of downsized, electrified powertrains, which only adds to the appeal of an already limited build.
Onyx Concept's Design Philosophy
Onyx Concept has built its name on transforming already-exceptional cars into something more aggressive, more sculpted, and unmistakably its own. The 8XX treatment typically reworks the bodywork with sharper aerodynamic elements, a more purposeful front splitter, and detailing that pulls the eye toward the car's mechanical intent rather than simply its badge. It's a design language that has found a devoted following among collectors in the Gulf, where bespoke coachbuilding and one-off finishes carry real cachet.
Enthusiasts wanting to see the breadth of Onyx's portfolio beyond Ferrari can explore examples such as the G8X Oscar by Onyx Concept in Nardo Grey or the Rolls-Royce Dawn by Onyx Concept in Silver Matte, both of which demonstrate how the tuning house applies the same uncompromising ethos across very different platforms. You can also browse the full Onyx Concept collection for a broader look at what the studio has produced.
The Giallo Modena Yellow Finish
Colour matters enormously on a car like this, and Giallo Modena yellow is arguably the most fitting choice available for a Ferrari of this stature. It's a shade steeped in the brand's racing heritage, instantly recognisable and impossible to ignore in daylight. Combined with the 8XX bodywork, the finish turns the car into a genuine head-turner - the sort of Ferrari that draws a crowd whether it's parked outside a Downtown Dubai hotel or cruising along Sheikh Zayed Road.
For a dealership built around exotic and limited-production cars, colour and specification like this matter as much as the mechanical story. It's part of why cars such as this one don't sit long in a showroom once the right buyer discovers them.
Why This Matters for Dubai's Hypercar Market
Dubai has long been one of the world's most important markets for limited-edition and bespoke hypercars, and the demand for Onyx Concept-modified Ferraris reflects that appetite for exclusivity. Collectors here aren't simply looking for performance figures - they want provenance, rarity, and a car that stands apart even within a city famous for exotic metal. A car built to an 8XX specification, finished in a heritage colour and backed by Ferrari's naturally aspirated V12 legacy, ticks every one of those boxes.
It's also worth noting how this fits into the broader evolution of the hypercar segment. As manufacturers increasingly turn to hybrid and electrified platforms, cars like the 812 Superfast 8XX represent something of a last stand for pure, unassisted V12 performance - a fact that only strengthens their long-term desirability among serious collectors.
Exploring More of the Collection
For those drawn to Onyx Concept's work but considering other body styles, Dourado's showroom also holds the second G8X Oscar 1 of 5 limited edition, along with Rolls-Royce examples such as the 2020 Rolls-Royce Wraith by Onyx Concept and the 2023 Wraith. Together they illustrate just how far the tuning house's influence extends beyond Ferrari, into some of the most storied names in luxury motoring. Those interested in the wider Rolls-Royce range can also visit the Rolls Royce collection.
Ferrari itself continues to set the benchmark for front-engined V12 performance, and enthusiasts wanting the manufacturer's own perspective on the 812 Superfast platform can visit ferrari.com. For more on Onyx Concept's design approach and build programme, see onyxconcept.ae.
Cars of this calibre don't come along often, and this particular Ferrari 812 Superfast 8XX won't wait indefinitely for the right owner. We'd invite you to arrange a viewing at our Al Quoz showroom or get in touch via our contact page to discuss this car and the rest of our exotic inventory in person.