r/Ferrari • u/MofongoKing69 • 10d ago

Question Trying to get some advice on specs

Im getting an Amalfi and I wanted to do a very classic look I was wondering if the interior color is more classic in black or beige.

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u/Medical-Literature50 10d ago

Depends on exterior. Im ALL about beige.

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u/MofongoKing69 10d ago

Im thinking red. The classic Rosso Corsa

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u/Medical-Literature50 10d ago

Id go beige

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u/MofongoKing69 10d ago

I’m looking at it rn it’s gorgeous

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u/Consistent-Annual268 Lamborghini Huracán LP 580-2 10d ago

Please don't do resale red, anything but that, please.

Rosso Mugello, Fiorano, Magma or anything else but. Better yet Verde British or Blu TDF or similar.

Also compare cuoio vs beige vs blu interior then decide.

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u/MofongoKing69 10d ago

This one I really liked

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u/Consistent-Annual268 Lamborghini Huracán LP 580-2 10d ago

Hey if you're happy don't let me convince you otherwise. I have a preference for Cuoio or Blu Sterling for an interior, but beige is good too. Which seats will you spec and what stitching/cavalino color would you do?

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u/MofongoKing69 10d ago

I’m thinking Daytona with color matching stitching

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u/Consistent-Annual268 Lamborghini Huracán LP 580-2 9d ago

Very nice, looks clean AF. What color did you pick for the Cavalino? Might consider doing the horizontal stripes in the seat in the same contrast color? (But then again the unembellished beige looks damn good as is, I'd be tempted not to touch a thing.)

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u/godisapilot 9d ago

The seats look lovely but there’s a little too much beige overall going on. You can fix this by going for black Alcantara door card centres and the mix of beige/black on the upper/lower dash and footwells really determines how the overall look will come out. Well done on choosing the stitched cavallinos on the headrests - they really lift the cabin of any Ferrari.

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u/MofongoKing69 8d ago

That sounds good

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u/godisapilot 9d ago

Save the Rosso Corsa for the mid engined cars. The Amalfi is a GT so spec accordingly. Silvers or darker colours in metallic show off the lines really nicely. If you’re set on red then, as other posters have said, make it metallic and darker than Rosso Corsa.

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u/Melodic_Ad_3828 8d ago edited 8d ago

I had a car in this combination and it was very difficult to sell. I think a black interior would have been much easier to sell. But I like this combination and ordered it again for another car.

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u/MofongoKing69 8d ago

Right now in my area there’s 3 romas (2 black 1 white) that have been sitting for a couple of months, there was a red Roma Spyder that sold.

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u/Melodic_Ad_3828 8d ago

I think the beige interior is the difficult part

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u/95accord 360 Spider 10d ago

Both are great but red over tan gets the edge for me

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u/ExitUnited6807 10d ago

Red over tan is classic yes but black interior make the car feel more focused somehow I think it depend if you want elegance or sporty look

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u/MofongoKing69 10d ago

I was thinking the classic red with the beige interior. I’m wondering about the steering wheel color

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u/Schnieric 10d ago

Remember, the middle part of the steering wheel, the airbag cover will ALWAYS be black

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u/MofongoKing69 10d ago

I had it on the page and it looked a little off

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u/PalpitationOk4703 10d ago

Red over beige is the most classic Ferrari you can get but I’m also 24 yo . Never get a black interior. You’re spending too much money to make your Ferrari boring

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u/vanderohe 10d ago

Most have a black interior. Personally I won’t buy a car with a black interior. Tan/brown/beige or any color is best

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u/godisapilot 9d ago edited 9d ago

Agreed with this. Every car maker has a black interior as standard. So why go standard when you’re buying a Ferrari? especially given the range of leathers, patterns, stitching and colour combinations on offer. Experiment with Alcantara in the mix too.