The Ferrari F8 Tributo is an insanely powerful car. It offers brilliant turbocharged V8 performance along with a thrilling but melodious chime that is sure to melt anyone’s heart. It’s also rare in the sense that it’s a proper daily-driver Ferrari. And the looks of this car are a whole other topic we can rave about for hours.
Available in Coupe and Spider variants, the F8 Tributo is a bona fide supercar with the acceleration, handling, and looks to back the claim. From the vented hood at the front to the louvered Lexan engine cover to the dual exhaust at the back, the F8 Tributo is one of the best-looking supercars on the market right now. Changing that look can lead to controversies, but one can modify it digitally in a 3D render without facing consequences. That’s exactly what Al Yasid, a well-known independent automotive concept artist, did.
How Does Al Yasid’s Ferrari Differ?
Well, since it’s a digital rendering, the only changes are in the looks department. But boy, did he turn it into an insane model. Let’s start with the paint job first because it’s breathtaking. The Black body with Yellow aerodynamic parts is one of the best combinations we’ve seen so far (those are his words, and we totally agree).
Speaking of, the creator also added a few extra aero parts to the car. The F8 looks even more aggressive as a result. The front bumper no longer features the hood extending downwards at the middle. Instead, we can see Yellow front splitters coming in from either side and reaching the vent of the hood. The front headlights retain their shape, but the material of their glass is now a more reflective one to give it a sharp look. Oh, and there’s a wide body kit all around! The side body features custom fenders, a race-spec side-skirt (again, marked with a Yellow paint), and the super noticeable vent next to the door riddled with carbon-fiber material.
The Rear End Undergoes The Most Change
The first change you might notice is the triple exhaust layout. The original car sports dual exhaust pipes, but now we want to see this rendering in real life. There’s also an extra rear light added right underneath them. Another instantly noticeable change is the addition of wings. Well, they’re more like split spoilers, kind of like those winglets we see on the FXX-K. These winglets are also in the contrasting Yellow paint job. The F8 in real-life features black rear diffusers that blend in with the bumper. But in this render, those diffusers are bigger, and they stand out. The extended widebody fenders are even more apparent from this angle. Even the tires are wide. For some reason, Al Yasid decided to change the Ferrari’s prancing horse logo to the same Yellow as the aero parts, but we dig it.
The choice of using HRD as the background and using the concrete bollards to separate the scene is a neat bonus and helps the car pop out and makes it look crisp. Al Yasid has been working as a full-time vehicle designer and artist in London since 2015, so he is clearly an experienced bloke and knows what he’s doing. And this insane rendering of the F8 Tributo is a testament to that.