Back in October, it revealed the 458 Speciale A, a convertible nonetheless capable of the 0-60 mph run in just three seconds. Meanwhile, the unusually titled F60America was designed specifically for the US market, as the name might suggest. It has a V12 engine and an unusual asymmetric interior, with different seat designs for driver and passenger. Ferrari will offer the F60America as a limited edition, with only a handful of cars for sale. Although the decision still requires regulatory approval, among other things, Fiat Chrysler expects the split to take place in 2015. Ferrari shares are likely to be listed in the US and "possible" on a European exchange.