One-Off Ferrari Roma Celebrates Tour de France With Unique Styling

Apart from the colors and the number 4 on the side, everything looks stock, including the 20-inch wheels and the same exterior LED lighting elements found on the stock Roma.

The interior, meanwhile, gets a red (Frau Cremisi) driver's seat and a blue (Frau Blu Notte) passenger seat - an interesting contrast that accentuates the Gallic theme of the build. The vehicle's center console also has wood trim, a rarity on modern Ferraris.

The cabin also boasts an Alcantara leather dashboard, interior door cars, and a leather/carbon fiber-finish steering wheel. Meanwhile, lower portions of its interior get the same durable-looking mesh-type fabric seen on David Lee'scustom 812 Competizione A Cavalcade Spec.

The one-of-a-kind Roma is the very mission of the Ferrari Tailor Made program, offering heaps of deep customization options for customers. If you want something simpler, there's also the Ferrari Atelier program which also offers customization but to a lesser degree. Unfortunately,pink is not part of the optionsfor both programs.

Ferrari didn't disclose how much was paid for this Tailor Made build, but we're pretty sure that it far exceeds the Roma's $243,360 base price - but not as expensive as the $70 million Ferrari 250 GTO with the same French tricolor stripe, one of the world'smost expensive Ferraris.