FERRARI PORTOFINO CARBON BODY KIT.
Ferrari Portofino Carbon Body Kit by LOMA is born with the TrackSpec® Technology. This means that all parts are made to fit the Ferrari DNA, and so your Ferrari Portofino Carbon Body Kit is also ready for track-days. Besides the Portofino body kit, your LOMA custom wheels are also equipped with the track-day warranty that lasts for 24-months. So no restriction, just a pure fun day in and day out. The Ferrari Portofino is already a supercar in its own category with its 3.8L V8 engine, which generates 600 horsepower and can accelerate from 0-60 in 3.3 seconds. By putting even more power under the bonnet and reworking the exterior, which is precisely what LOMA Group set out to do with their newest creation, the LOMA LP740 2.0. The 740 horsepower modified Portofino should be below 3 seconds when accelerated but let's take a closer look.
The LOMA Group, based in Monte Carlo, Monaco, is no stranger to luxury cars and the fantastic things that you can do with them. In the past, they've been racing with Ferrari, Porsche, and Lamborghini in the 24h Series and the Nurburgring Nordschleife in the VLN Endurance Series. The data they needed to create some fantastic products that we see in wealthy areas like Monaco, Cannes, or London on most Supercars. Launched in 2008 by Mario Radosavljevic, this company has focused almost exclusively on sports- and luxury cars but decided to branch out with their new Ferrari transformation.
A Ferrari Portofino is an everyday supercar for the wealthy. Other than some widebody creations on the market, LOMA was focused on keeping the body regular and merely changing the Portofino character without destroying the design lines of this beauty. The brand is known to go unusual ways and so also this time. They kept the big Ferrari grill and integrated it into the new front bumper. This new front looks so much more sportive and aggressive and makes the Ferrari Portofino masculine. Also unusual is that the front bumper is mounted with the stock screws and stock hardware, which means that you can bring it back to the original at any given time if you want to sell the Portofino one day. Thinking out of the box is achieved and not creating an aero-package that must stay forever on the car as most parts were cut out, and it would cost a fortune to bring it back to normal. No, not with LOMA.
