Launched in 2004, the Ferrari 612 Scaglietti was a front-engined V12 2+2 designed to pair long-distance grand touring comfort with Ferrari performance. For the 2008 model year the model received a series of updates often referred to as “OTO,” or One-to-One. These later cars incorporated mechanical and technological revisions intended to improve drivability and usability. Updates included revised SuperFast F1 transmission software, carbon ceramic brakes as standard equipment, and the introduction of CST stability control on the 612. The interior was updated with a redesigned center console and an improved infotainment system with touchscreen navigation, Bluetooth connectivity, and Bose audio. Optional equipment included the electrochromic glass roof and the HGT2 handling package. By the end of production the 612 represented Ferrari’s only front-engine V12 2+2 before the arrival of the four-wheel-drive FF. Late-production OTO examples were produced in relatively small numbers. Approximately 29 were delivered to the United States for the 2009 model year.