Maserati has given its five-year-old V6 flagship a subtle design refresh.

It rockets to 100 km/h in 1.72s.

It sits on the McLaren-built Monocage carbon fibre chassis used in the P1, 720S, and Senna.

Don’t worry, you’re not stuck with black paint only.

Existing AC clients with orders in already will get first dibs.

Only 12 units are heading to South Africa, each priced at R3,228,300.

Ferrari has added a special plaque between the seats marking it as a one-off.

As expected, it comes in one colour; Narvik Gloss Black.

The real focus here is on making it quicker on track.

Just 10 units will be built and you can have it with a manual transmission.

Top speed is a radical 450 km/h.

The car may sell out faster than expected.