Ferrari SP2 Monza: 2019 Model Overview

amanico · 2026-03-20T09:56:07Z

Explore the 2019 Ferrari SP2 Monza: a collector's review of its 810 HP V12, design choices, and community reactions to its retro-modern aesthetic.

Amanico's initial impressions of the 2019 Ferrari SP2 Monza sparked a lively discussion among collectors, focusing on its design choices and functional elements. His critical eye for retro aesthetics and conventional dashboards provides a valuable starting point for understanding the nuances of modern Ferrari special projects. This article synthesizes the community's reactions, offering a multifaceted view of this limited-production automotive marvel.

The only reserve I have is about the rear and front lights. I would have played it more retro. than that, a superb beast with its 12 Cylinders, 6, 5 liter delivering 810 HP.

And yes, while we are at it, a more conventional dashboard would have been better, for me.

Best,

Nicolas

Credit: Classic Car.

Key Points from the Discussion

The purpose of a climate vent in an open-top, limited-windscreen vehicle like the SP2 Monza is questioned, along with the practicality of its minimal windscreen.
There is agreement with the original author's reservations, particularly regarding the unconventional dashboard design.
This thread is discussion-light, with limited substantive replies beyond initial reactions.

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Mike H

Mar 20, 2026

And I agree with your reserves, especially for the dashboard. Btw pls check your dm my friend 😉 thanks

JohnFM

Mar 20, 2026

Agree on the dashboard, but I'll have to drive one to assess properly ;-)

ChristianDK

Mar 20, 2026

Why does it have a climate vent, I wonder - what is the point? I think a slightly bigger windscreen would be nice unless you love to eat flies… ok, I obviously don’t get it 😁

ChristianDK

Mar 20, 2026

https://youtu.be/X37w17F2Uuc

ChristianDK

Mar 21, 2026

….us armchair analysts only envy (as with the world of watches)

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