The Ferrari SF90 XX Stradale occupies a singular position in Maranello's modern catalogue: the first road-legal car to carry the XX Programme badge, a lineage previously reserved for track-only machines. Unveiled on 29 June 2023 at the Fiorano Circuit, it combines a twin-turbocharged V8 producing 797 cv with three electric motors contributing a further 233 cv, for a combined output of 1,030 cv. The example reproduced here wears Giallo Tristrato, a tri-coat yellow from Ferrari's bespoke Tailor Made palette, applied in three successive layers to achieve a depth of colour unavailable through standard production finishes.
The SF90 XX Stradale: XX Programme Meets Public Roads
Ferrari's XX Programme has historically produced cars that push aerodynamic and powertrain limits beyond homologation constraints. The SF90 XX Stradale breaks that tradition in the most deliberate way possible: it is fully road-legal, yet retains a fixed rear wing — the aerodynamic signature of the XX family — alongside an active front aero system. Production is capped at 799 units, ensuring genuine scarcity. The car reaches 100 km/h from rest in 2.3 seconds and has a top speed of 320 km/h.
Giallo Tristrato: A Three-Layer Finish from the Tailor Made Palette
Giallo Tristrato is not a catalogue colour. The name encodes its manufacture: tri-coat (tristrato) means three successive paint layers are applied to build luminosity and chromatic depth that a standard two-coat process cannot replicate. Ferrari offers it through the Tailor Made special-order programme, making each car that wears it individually specified. Among SF90 XX Stradale replicas at 1:43, this colourway is among the most visually distinctive and the least commonly seen on the secondary market.
BBR Models BBRC Range: Resin at 1:43
BBR Models, working under their BBRC designation, produces high-fidelity resin replicas of road-going Ferraris at 1:43 scale. Resin construction allows sharper surface definition than diecast, particularly on complex aerodynamic geometries such as the SF90 XX Stradale's fixed rear wing, front splitter and side intakes. The material holds paint with exceptional consistency, which is especially relevant when reproducing a multi-layer finish like Giallo Tristrato. The BBRC range is widely regarded as the reference standard for serious Ferrari collectors working at this scale.
In the Display Cabinet
At 1:43, this model sits comfortably alongside other BBRC Ferrari road cars — the standard SF90 Stradale or the open-top SF90 XX Spider — without dominating shelf space. The Giallo Tristrato finish creates a strong visual contrast against darker liveries and carbon-effect bases common in Ferrari collections. For collectors focused on Ferrari's hybrid and hypercar era, the SF90 XX Stradale pairs logically with representations of the LaFerrari and FXX K, tracing the evolution of Maranello's electrified performance philosophy across a compact display footprint.
