The limited run Fiat Abarth 695 Tributo Ferrari special may come with its own bespoke Scuderia Red finish with contrasting grey racing stripes (among other unique features) but that hasn't stopped Japanese tuner Office-K from giving it a new shade – fortunately, not permanent.
The tuning firm covered the Ferrari-branded Abarth model's body in a flashy chrome vinyl wrap with racing stripes in the colors of the Italian flag.
Other than that, the hot hatch remains stock with its upgraded 1.4-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine producing a little over 180-horsepower, which are transferred to the front wheels via a five-speed automated manual gearbox.
The Ferrari version of the Abarth 500 also comes with a different aero package, 17-inch alloy wheels in a unique design, a more powerful Brembo brake system and suspension tweaks.
Interior upgrades include a pair of carbon fiber bucket sport seats from Sabelt, a flat-bottomed black leather steering wheel with red leather inserts, carbon trim and a new instruments specially made by Jaeger.
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