The Ferrari F8 Spider

twin turbo V8, which uses a lighter crankshaft, connecting rods, flywheel, and lighter exhaust manifolds. The drivetrain comes in 40 pounds lighter than the one used by the 488. The retractable hardtop can take you from enclosed to open air in a mere 14 seconds, all while the car is driving up to 28 mph. Joining the F8 Spider's electronic gadgetry is Ferrari's own Dynamic Enhancer + and the Side Slip Control system. The Dynamic Enhancer + uses brake vectoring to increase control through a corner, while the Side Slip Control system makes sure that you don't kill your - self when pushing the F8 through its paces.

The Ferrari F8 Spider is set to go on sale sometime in the near future. I'd imagine that it'll be available just in time for summer 2020.