The GT Super “Farina” is a one-off creation by Totem Automobili, commissioned as a bespoke project and presented during the Villa la Massa Excellence event. The car is finished in a unique “Luci del Bosco” metallic brown, inspired by Italian sports cars of the 1970s, and complemented by satin nickel accents and bespoke bright-gold wheels. It features an extended carbon-fiber package in satin finish, applied both inside and out. The interior combines ivory Nappa leather, Alcantara, and precision-milled aluminum and stainless steel elements, including CNC-machined backlit controls. From a technical standpoint, “Farina” introduces further developments to the GT Super program, including a three-way electronically adjustable suspension system, allowing the driver to tailor the car’s behavior from the cockpit.
The GT Electric “Amelie” is the 16th car built by Totem Automobili as part of its GT Series program. Its configuration was developed through a bespoke process in close collaboration with the client. The exterior is finished in a unique “Lagoon Teal” metallic color created as a tribute to Venice, complemented by satin bronze accents and an extended matte carbon-fiber package that combines the brand’s signature weave with a herringbone pattern for the first time on a GT Electric. The interior is trimmed in “Truffle Brown” Nappa leather and features a bespoke pied-de-poule motif developed specifically for this car. Technically, it is equipped with an electronically controlled suspension system co-developed with ORAM, allowing independent adjustment of the front and rear axles. The vehicle also incorporates personalized elements, including a bespoke cigar humidifier integrated into the cabin, highlighting Totem’s focus on craftsmanship and individualization.
The Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio Luna Rossa is a limited edition of ten units developed in collaboration with the Luna Rossa sailing team. Based on the standard Giulia Quadrifoglio, it features a bespoke carbon-fiber aerodynamic package that increases downforce to around 140 kg at 300 km/h - approximately five times more than the production version. Power is provided by the 2.9-liter V6 biturbo engine rated at 520 hp, paired with a mechanical limited-slip differential. The model adopts design and material elements inspired by Luna Rossa racing yachts, including a double-profile rear wing, exclusive livery, and interior details incorporating sail-derived materials.
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