Dark Magic: HAMANN Ferrari F430 Black Miracle

May 20, 2007

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Back in March, Damon reported on the matte finish fixation that was clearly evident among a number of specialty manufacturers and tuners at the Geneva Motor Show. Last week, Hamann unveiled its take on the prevailing trend with the Ferrari F430 Black Miracle.

The spellcasters at Hamann work their magic by taking the garden-variety F430 and giving it the matte look via a foil treatment. If the owner tires of the appearance, the effect is reversible — the foil can be removed. We wouldn’t recommend doing that, however, as this puppy looks like evil on a popsicle stick — very delicious. The matte finish is combined with accents in either red, yellow, or the orange shown above and in the gallery. The contrasting hue is applied to a set of racing stripes, the individual aero package parts, the rearview mirrors, the brake calipers and Hamann’s ‘Edition Race” wheels. Open the lambo doors (another Hamann specialty) and you’ll see that the interior can receive a matching treatment as well.

Augmenting the new visuals is a 50-horsepower bump, thanks to a reprogrammed ECU and some exhaust system tweaks. We weren’t crazy about the last Ferrari package we saw from these guys, but the Black Miracle has made us believers again. If only Hamann offered the contrast stripe/trim pack in gloss black — that’d be perfect. Hamann’s press release is included after the jump.

[Source: HAMANN]

Gallery: HAMANN Ferrari F430 Black Miracle

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