As it turns out, those shots we shared of the Ferrari SP (for Special Project) FFX earlier today were only the tip of the iceberg, because plenty more have been discovered circulating around the web.

Ferrari evidently showed the one-off FFX that was created for an unnamed client at a special event in Tokyo, this past February.

Reports from Japan, as well as the new pictures, appear to confirm that the FFX is indeed a two-seater version of the 2+2, shooting-brake-style Ferrari FF with a coupe roofline and some provocative color choices for both the exterior and perhaps even more so, the interior that uses a mix of black, red and blue leathers.

We also learned that the Special Projects model by Ferrari maintains the donor car's 651hp (660PS) 6.3-liter V12 engine mounted up front and the brand's patented 4RM four-wheel drive system that engages the front wheels by choice or when necessary on low grip surfaces.

The onslaught of Ferrari supercars eaten up by flames continues at an alarming rate – especially if you take into account the comparatively low sales figures of the Italian company that delivered fewer than 7,000 units last year. The latest victim is an all-wheel drive Ferrari FF in Hong Kong.

Local media reported that the car suddenly caught fire right after leaving the Aberdeen Tunnel linking Happy Valley and Wong Chuk Hang – one can only imagine what would have happened if the fire occurred inside the two-lane tunnel.

Luckily, no one was hurt, with firefighters quickly arriving at the scene and extinguishing the fire before it devoured the entire car.

An investigation is pending, but the pictures show that the fire started from the front end of the FF that houses a 6.3-liter V12 engine.

This isn't the first fire-related incident with the FF, as we've seen a car burin in Germany and another one in China.

An international test-drive in the Dolomites for the Ferrari FF.

Following its debut at the Paris Motor Show last month, Ferrari is bringing its new GTC4 Lusso T to locales around the world – and the latest stop was in Singapore.

The Prancing Horse marque revealed the eight-cylinder, four-seat supercar in the Southeast Asian island city-state just last week, where supercars are rampant but sky-high tax rates can quickly quadruple new car prices. So don't be surprised if the Lusso commands well over a million US Dollars even with the downsized engine.

The GTC4 Lusso T is based on Maranello's twelve-cylinder, all-wheel drive model, but does away with the heavy powertrain in favor of a 3.9-liter twin-turbo V8. That's the same award-winning engine as you'd find in the 488 GTB and California T, but in this application, it sends 602 hp to the rear wheels alone.

The local debut event took place at Capella Singapore on the resort island of Sentosa. “The Ferrari GTC4Lusso T has all the superior qualities Ferrari owners have come to admire in the brand,” said Ferrari's Asian market chief Dieter Knechtel. “We are certain that the Ferraristi in Singapore are going to take a great liking to this model.”