Ferrari Purosangue

Engine

Naturally Aspirated V12, 6.5L

Power

725 hp

Torque

528 lb-ft

0 to 60

3.3 s

Top speed

193 mph

Transmission

Dual-Clutch (PDK / DCT / DSG)

Drivetrain

AWD

Curb weight

4,482 lb

Original MSRP

$398,000

Designer

Flavio Manzoni

Ferrari's first SUV since the 1980s FF represents either heresy or evolution, depending on your perspective. The Purosangue ('thoroughbred' in Italian) houses a naturally-aspirated 6.5-liter V12 producing 725 horsepower, making it the most powerful SUV Ferrari has ever built. Manzoni's design successfully translates Ferrari DNA into SUV proportions, while the F167 platform delivers genuine sports car dynamics despite the higher seating position. The rear-hinged suicide doors and four individual seats emphasize the car's grand touring mission over utility. At $398,000, it commands a significant premium over traditional supercars, but early collector interest is strong. The Purosangue likely represents Ferrari's only naturally-aspirated V12 SUV, as future models will certainly adopt hybrid technology. For collectors documenting Ferrari's complete evolution, the Purosangue captures a unique moment when the brand embraced practicality without abandoning performance.