Purosangue

The Purosangue is the first four-door Ferrari ever built, and Ferrari spent decades insisting it would never make one. Finished here in matte black over a tan cabin.

Under the bonnet is a 6.5 litre naturally aspirated V12 producing 715 horsepower, mounted behind the front axle. No turbochargers, no hybrid assistance, and a red line at 8,250 rpm. In an era where almost everything at this level is boosted, that engine alone makes the car remarkable.

What makes it a Purosangue

• 6.5L naturally aspirated V12, 715 horsepower
• 0 to 60 mph in approximately 3.3 seconds
• Rear-hinged rear doors
• Four individual seats, no bench
• Active suspension that controls body roll without anti-roll bars
• All-wheel drive with a four-wheel-drive transfer case
• Matte black over full tan leather

Why this one

It is the rarest way to move four people quickly. The rear doors open backwards, the roof is glass, and the noise at full throttle is a naturally aspirated V12, which is a sound almost nothing new makes any more.

See it from every angle

The gallery shows the front three-quarter, the rear with the quad lights, the profile with both doors closed, the nose, and the tan cabin.

The only Ferrari you can take four people out in, and the loudest way to arrive anywhere.