Unsurprisingly, the open-top section of the F80 is quite small, which is typical of most mid-engine sports cars, including past flagship Ferraris. Ferrari F80 Aperta Spy Photo CarBuzz / ValnetFerrari F80 Aperta Spy Photo CarBuzz / ValnetFerrari F80 Aperta Spy Photo CarBuzz / ValnetFerrari F80 Aperta Spy Photo CarBuzz / ValnetFerrari F80 Aperta Spy Photo CarBuzz / ValnetFerrari F80 Aperta Spy Photo CarBuzz / ValnetFerrari F80 Aperta Spy Photo CarBuzz / ValnetFerrari F80 Aperta Spy Photo CarBuzz / ValnetFerrari F80 Aperta Spy Photo CarBuzz / ValnetClose Ferrari F80 Aperta Spy Photo CarBuzz / ValnetFerrari F80 Aperta Spy Photo CarBuzz / ValnetFerrari F80 Aperta Spy Photo CarBuzz / ValnetFerrari F80 Aperta Spy Photo CarBuzz / ValnetFerrari F80 Aperta Spy Photo CarBuzz / ValnetFerrari F80 Aperta Spy Photo CarBuzz / ValnetFerrari F80 Aperta Spy Photo CarBuzz / ValnetFerrari F80 Aperta Spy Photo CarBuzz / ValnetFerrari F80 Aperta Spy Photo CarBuzz / ValnetWhat Else To Expect From This F80We have a few possibilities for what this F80 will be called. Before those, though, Ferrari also trademarked F80 Aperta, which is Italian for "open." 2025 Ferrari F80 rear 3/4 angle from above in red FerrariCarBuzz Insight – Why This Matters:The F80 convertible is part of the typical Ferrari supercar life cycle, and really most supercar life cycles. So the F80 convertible will have an extra level of novelty in the space.