There are Ferraris that demand attention because of their performance, and then there are Ferraris whose specification makes you stop and look twice.

This Ferrari SF90 XX Spider belongs firmly in the second category.
Created through the Tailor Made programme, this particular SF90 XX Spider transforms Ferrari’s already extreme open-top performance machine into something far more personal. It is a demonstration of how colour, material and detail can change the character of a car without changing the engineering philosophy underneath.
The result is a Ferrari that looks every bit as serious as the XX name suggests, but with a specification that gives it its own identity.
A Dark Canvas for an Extreme Ferrari
The foundation of this car is matte Nero Galaxy, a deep black finish that allows the SF90 XX Spider’s aerodynamic surfaces to become the visual focus.
Rather than covering the car in a single dominant colour, the Tailor Made specification introduces Blazing Yellow as a contrasting signature.
The effect is particularly striking around the front. The air intakes on the front lid receive the yellow treatment, while the darker Nero DS spoiler maintains the aggressive visual character of the nose.
Moving down the car, the colour story continues through the side skirts and aerodynamic details.
It creates what Ferrari describes as a dark constellation of accents following the car’s lines — a fitting description for a machine whose design is dominated by airflow, downforce and function.

Then comes one of the most recognizable details: the gloss Blazing Yellow Ferrari logo on the rear spoiler.
Against the dark bodywork, it becomes almost a signature.
The SF90 XX Spider Was Never Meant to Be Ordinary
The standard SF90 Spider already occupies an extraordinary position in Ferrari’s modern range, but the SF90 XX Spider takes the concept considerably further.
The XX designation is reserved for Ferrari’s most extreme road-going derivatives, drawing from the company’s experience developing uncompromising track-focused machines.
With the roof removed, the SF90 XX Spider combines that philosophy with the theatre of open-air driving.
Its design is not simply about looking fast. The aerodynamic surfaces are an integral part of the car’s identity, with the bodywork shaped around the demands of extracting greater performance from Ferrari’s hybrid powertrain and chassis.
That makes a Tailor Made specification particularly interesting.
The customer isn’t simply choosing a colour.
They are effectively choosing how an already highly engineered machine presents itself to the world.
Inside: Black Meets Giallo Modena
Ferrari carries the exterior theme into the cabin.
The seats are Bestweight units, finished asymmetrically in black and Giallo Modena Revo, with Alcantara providing the primary material.
That asymmetry is important.
Instead of making both seats identical, the specification allows the interior to become another part of the car’s individual identity. The yellow elements echo the exterior while the black Alcantara keeps the cabin firmly connected to the SF90 XX Spider’s performance-oriented character.

It is a combination that feels closer to a competition machine than a conventional luxury sports car.
And that is precisely where the appeal lies.
Ferrari Tailor Made: The Car Becomes Personal
Ferrari’s Tailor Made programme exists for clients who want to move beyond the standard catalogue of factory specifications.
The philosophy is simple: the owner gets the opportunity to shape the car around their own taste.
For a car like the SF90 XX Spider, that possibility becomes especially significant.
Production is already highly exclusive, the XX badge carries its own significance, and the engineering beneath the bodywork represents one of Ferrari’s most ambitious approaches to a road car.
Tailor Made adds another layer.
Two cars can share the same fundamental mechanical architecture while looking completely different because of the decisions made by their owners.
In this case, the formula is remarkably clear: matte Nero Galaxy, Blazing Yellow, Nero DS, Alcantara and asymmetric Bestweight seats.
It is aggressive without relying on excessive colour.
A Ferrari Designed to Be Remembered
There is an argument that certain Ferraris don’t need personalization.
The SF90 XX Spider makes that argument difficult to maintain.
Its aerodynamic bodywork already gives it a distinctive presence, but the Tailor Made treatment turns that presence into something much more individual.
The Blazing Yellow traces the car’s surfaces like highlights across a black sculpture. The matte Nero Galaxy absorbs light rather than reflecting it, allowing the yellow details and aerodynamic components to become the visual punctuation.
Inside, the same philosophy continues.
It is not merely a specification. It is a visual identity.
And perhaps that is the real attraction of Ferrari Tailor Made: the opportunity to take something already extraordinarily rare and make it unmistakably yours.
The SF90 XX Spider is Ferrari’s expression of extreme road-going performance.
This particular example adds another dimension — extreme performance with a personality created by its owner.
That is when a Ferrari stops being simply a supercar and becomes something much closer to a personal work of automotive art.
Ferrari SF90 XX Spider. Ferrari Tailor Made. One machine, countless possibilities.



