Ferrari's four-door, four-seat V12 with rear-hinged doors, built for a group Ferrari has never carried before.
The Ferrari Purosangue is the only Ferrari in the fleet with four doors and four proper seats, a naturally aspirated V12 crossover whose rear doors are hinged at the back and swing open electrically. It carries a family, an executive and three guests, or a shoot built around the moment those doors open, where every other Ferrari has nowhere to put them.
The V12 builds from a murmur into a rich, complex note by the redline, and the steering needs a firmer hand than any other Ferrari, more forearm than wrist. That calm makes the Ferrari Purosangue the one that packs for a real trip, with 473 liters behind the seats.
The Ferrari Purosangue is built for the group rather than the solo driver. It suits a family weekend that would not work in a two-seat supercar, an executive arriving with three guests for a dinner, or a shoot built entirely around the moment the rear doors swing open. It is also the answer for a renter who has been told no by every other Ferrari in the fleet because there was nowhere for a passenger, let alone three, to sit. The trunk holds 473 liters, enough for a bicycle with its front wheel removed, which makes it the only Ferrari that packs for a real trip.
Ferrari builds the Purosangue in a single factory version. There is no coupe, no convertible, no lightweight and nothing sold beneath it, so the range on this nameplate is 1 car deep. We run it exactly as Ferrari builds it.
The Ferrari Purosangue is the only version Ferrari sells and the one in our fleet. A 6.5 liter naturally aspirated V12 makes 715 hp, drives all 4 wheels through an 8-speed dual clutch gearbox, and seats 4 adults behind 4 doors, the rear pair hinged at the back rather than the front. Active suspension replaces anti roll bars on every car built, so any 2 Purosangues drive the same way.