The Ferrari Purosangue is certainly not the first four-seat vehicle from the Prancing Horse, but it represents a major first for the Maranello House: it has four doors and a raised body.
But don't call it an SUV. Because, in every respect, it's not comparable to any Sports Utility on the market.
There's something magical about a Ferrari with four doors, four comfortable seats, 473 liters of trunk space, and a V12 under the hood.
It's a bit like a high cuisine dish that blends seemingly contrasting ingredients, or like an ancient frescoed mansion furnished with pieces of contemporary design.
The Purosangue knows how to be versatile and extraordinarily modern while still maintaining a classic, timeless flavor. It has all-wheel drive, four independent steering wheels, incredible active suspensions, all paired with a naturally aspirated 6.5-liter V12 engine without any hint of electrification that seems to belong to another era. And its sound, by the way, is worth the price of admission.
Enjoy our POV of the Ferrari Purosangue.