Ferrari 812 GTS — Milan

The 812 GTS is Ferrari's answer to a question most manufacturers never dare ask: what happens when you remove the roof from a front-mounted V12 grand tourer producing near four-figure horsepower? The result is a convertible that belongs to a lineage stretching back through decades of open-top twelve-cylinder Ferraris — and one of very few cars where dropping the top at speed actually sharpens the experience rather than compromising it. Our 2024 Ferrari 812 GTS is available from €4,000 per day. It is not a car you rent casually. The naturally aspirated V12 sits ahead of you, long-bonnet proportions unmistakable whether parked outside a Porta Nuova hotel or threading through the lakeside tunnels on SP583 toward Bellagio. With the retractable hardtop stowed, the mechanical soundtrack fills the cabin in a way no closed-roof Ferrari can replicate — a rising, layered intake note that rewards every downshift. As a driving proposition, the 812 GTS suits clients who want to cover ground rather than simply pose. The grand touring character makes it a credible choice for a multi-day loop: Milan north through Como, continuing along the western shore toward Menaggio, or east through Franciacorta's vineyard roads before returning via Bergamo. Weekday mornings on the lakeside road, when traffic thins and the surface is dry, are when this car makes the most sense. The steering is precise enough for narrow stretches, and the long wheelbase stays settled over uneven tarmac that would unsettle a mid-engine supercar. Handover can be arranged at Malpensa or Linate, at your Milan accommodation, or at a location that avoids Area C congestion charges entirely — useful if you plan to head directly toward the lakes or the A4 corridor. We carry one variant of the 812 GTS, so availability during peak periods such as fashion week in February or Salone del Mobile in April requires advance planning. This is a car built for drivers who understand what a front-engine V12 convertible means in Ferrari's history, and who want that experience on roads that deserve it.