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looks more like understatement than a statement.... which I like. Depends a lot on final data on weight, performance, track-times.... ...like it want to have it.
Comparing pic 1 & 2 doesn’t even look like the same car. First has a coupe roof line, second looks more like an estate wagon.
I noticed that also. It will be interesting to see how it actually looks! Sent from my iPhone using FerrariChat
My is more towards the coupe if you compare these Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
Still to squashed down and the back door is well out. with these leaked images and latest spy shots these renders should be much more actuate on basic details. while the shape is hidden the length, height etc are not going to really change same with the door sizes.
No ****........ Doesn't look like they didn't even even tried. Toyota-ish and not in a good way. And I love SUVs and pickups!!!! Hopefully the mistress is better looking.
View attachment 3382090 Is that even a human driving? Why do they always look like aliens? I guess it makes sense to hire a horse Jockey. Sent from my iPhone using FerrariChat
Anyway , at least at the beginning, Purosangue will be only for customers chosen by Ferrari , not for everybody . This is confirmed by my dealer
This has probably already been covered, but I heard heard TOP and VIP customers were offered the “limited run” V12 and were expected to accept the offer and pay a deposit and the car will come with an 18 month restriction. I dutifully paid my deposit as instructed.
Same here. Only thing is that I have not heard of a single person that was interested in buying the car and was not offered the ability to pay a deposit. So the question is: is Ferrari telling us that it is only for VIP customers but VIP customer is anyone who wants the car? Even with the Pista (which I got) they ended up producing a huge amount.
A very recent video with the sound of the V12 while the Purosangue is accelerating https://www.instagram.com/p/Chh58J5qEwl/
Heard the same. I will speculate, Ferrari originally offered to VIP and based on the response (% who put a deposit down) then they opened it up to the masses similar to the Pista. Sent from my iPhone using FerrariChat
I was told some whole story about a famous sports person who walked in and wanted the car and Ferrari said no way… based on the comments above that seems a little bit unlikely …
Sadly after the experience with the Pista I lost a lot of my trust in what Ferrari says in terms of how exclusive a car will be. I am happy I got the Pista as it is a great car but I feel Ferrari might be overselling a little how much demand there is for the Purosangue, especially at this price point. I bought over 10 Ferraris and in the past it was more about what the car was and why it was great. Now even on normal cars (ie not special editions cars) there is a whole new narrative about the cars being exclusive and rare to justify higher prices so I think they are trying hard to sell a typically money losing car (v12 4 seater) as an exclusive, value holding car. When I got the Lusso there was no story about v12 only going to certain clients or not. It was just: hey , it's expensive, but it's unique, and it's great. We all knew it would drop like a stone in the secondary market but still felt it was worth it. I might sound a bit negative while in reality I did pay the deposit and I will wait to see how the car looks before making a decision, just feel that the whole quarter by quarter earning pressure coming from being a public company has changed a lot the way the company works with clients. I don't blame them - they have no choice.
I was told the same, and I did put my deposit and signed the 18 month contract, BUY, I know a client not VIP, who has been offered by dealer an allocation. It might be like the 812 GTS, at the beginning they told me that you needed to have 3 Ferraris to be able to order one, and so I thought it was special. Months later they sold one to someone who has never bought a Ferrari, and with a 5% discount… (I have seen that invoice and I have never got a discount myself…)