First Look: The Ferrari Purosangue
The Ferrari Purosangue, the marque’s first four-door model
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First Look: The Ferrari Purosangue
Image Credit: Ferrari S.p.A. The Purosangue’s alloy wheels are the biggest ever fitted to a production Ferrari, measuring 22 inches at the front and 23 inches at the rear.
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First Look: The Ferrari Purosangue
Image Credit: Ferrari S.p.A. Stateside deliveries of the Purosangue are due late in the summer of 2023.
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First Look: The Ferrari Purosangue
Image Credit: Ferrari S.p.A. Ferrari claims the Purosangue can cover zero to 62 mph in 3.3 seconds and reach a top speed of 193 mph.
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First Look: The Ferrari Purosangue
Image Credit: Ferrari S.p.A. An optional lift kit allows the stock ride height of 7.3 inches to be raised by another 1.2 inches.
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First Look: The Ferrari Purosangue
Image Credit: Ferrari S.p.A. The Purosangue’s wraparound dashboard seemingly presents two individual cockpits.
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First Look: The Ferrari Purosangue
Image Credit: Alex Howe, courtesy of Ferrari S.p.A. Inside, the Ferrari has four individually adjustable seats and a trunk that holds 16.7 cubic feet of luggage.
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First Look: The Ferrari Purosangue
Image Credit: Ferrari S.p.A. Despite having rear-hinged doors at the back, the Purosangue maintains its B-pillar for structural rigidity, according to Flavio Manzoni, Ferrari’s design chief.
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First Look: The Ferrari Purosangue
Image Credit: Ferrari S.p.A. Flowing curves, muscular haunches and a tapering carbon-fiber roof help define the model’s aggressive and athletic aesthetic.