The Purosangue Thread

I really like the design. I like less the Citroën-like passenger screens, but great great car, looking forward to seeing in person, I´m sure it will be better tan in pics

 

Whoever has the "taste" to be driving around in a Urus will consider this an upgrade, so well done for the shareholders

 

I shall call it, Persnickety.

Not a fan of the suicide doors.

 

Meh

 

The interior is utterly beautiful. Just really hit this out of the park.

 

I like it, esp rear doors, but still rather a ff. And that's regardless price which should be triple

 

In looking at this, I wouldn't call this an "SUV" but more of a "larger, occupant friendly" Lusso. Sure the luggage space is larger but the second row of seats are "fixed" so your overall capacity is not as large on a traditional SUV. It seems as though Ferrari decided to make a larger vehicle but not necessarily build a true SUV in the way American's would define the segment. I'm not saying this is good or bad, but simply my observation.

 

I would also say well done for Scuderia Ferrari. Formula 1 drivers are not cheap. Le Mans Hypercars are also sort of expensive.

 

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I'm pleased that I like it, immediately, without having to find things about it that I like in order to make myself say something positive. I've had to do this with a few of the car offerings. It's a great looking vehicle. I wasn't a fan of Ferrari making an SUV-type vehicle, but this works, and is pleasant to look at.

 

with a person for size comparison

 

toc toc
are you still laughing?

 

Looks good.. I would not call that an SUV... more of a sport wagon

Not a competitor to Urus or Cayenne Turbo, etc... and the other big SUV's

Looks like the wagon version of the Porsche Taycan

 

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Urus has fugly fwd proportions lol. This looks really nice. Any dimension numbers? Is it smaller than the Cayenne?

Well done.

 

I like my FF more...

 

exactly let’s go straight to the name…..PUROSANGUE
So who is not well informed?

did they make the ‘fiorino’ version?

ciao da Lajatico

 

I hear ya big G, if only Ferrari can go back to true elegance, a purity of form and function. “Pure blood my butt”.

c’mon Paul, that’s unfair…these were commissioned “one offs”.

hey don’t argue with me, tell that to Ferrari Classiche.
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So simple and dated as *uck.

*your words, not mine.
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You know, the more I look at it, you're right; it reminds me of the white Ford Bronco OJ driving back in the 90s. So plain and old fashioned.

 

I am trying so hard not to like it…. but good lord it’s freaking awesome! Best looking “SUV” on the market and it’s not close. Best engine (sans 812) on the market and it’s not close.

It’s a shame they don’t put the V12 in a regular production mid-rear engined sports car that regular Ferrari buyers can access. The V12 is living on borrowed time and it’s too bad so much of its production will allocated to this car instead. I disagree with the product strategy. But for what it’s worth, this is a nearly perfect execution of the sports SUV. I don’t think they could have done it much better.

Also, is it just me or is it hysterical that while Ferrari seems to be making this big push towards an electrified, sustainable and progressive future, they come out with this massive truck and put a 6.5 L V12 in it? Makes me chuckle

 

Design is nice, price is outrageous. I'd be interested at ~225k

 

I told you that you will like it. At the time you posted the photo I bite my tongue not to confirm it WAS a car it self

 

Ah. Ah.Ah.

My day is made.