Ferrari Pursangue

Ferrari Pursangue

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Ferruccio

1,837 posts

120 months

Sunday 3rd December 2023
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DBX 707 is the pick of them in my view - just a nice thing

ChocolateFrog

25,495 posts

174 months

Sunday 3rd December 2023
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Julian Thompson said:
fflump said:
Julian Thompson said:
If they’re allowed to still do the V12 I can’t believe they’re wasting units on this car which would be absolutely fine with the V8.
With the V8 it would basically be a less practical version of the Levante Trofeo at about 3 times the price
Absolutely, but then they could sell them a bit cheaper, make more of them and concentrate on making some proper V12 sports cars.

It’s lunacy that they’re limiting the production of their most practical model. £400k for an SUV is such a lot of money. Soon as this isn’t the latest and greatest it’ll absolutely bomb in value as nobody will want to collect them.
Will it actually be limited or are they just saying that and effectively self limiting by charging so much.

IMI A

9,410 posts

202 months

Sunday 3rd December 2023
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I'd love one of these.

garystoybox

782 posts

118 months

Sunday 3rd December 2023
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ChocolateFrog said:
Will it actually be limited or are they just saying that and effectively self limiting by charging so much.
Well Ferrari are unable to build more than 2800 V12’s per year… so given that’s shared across Icona, Purosangue. 812C and upcoming 812 replacement, got to be restriction on numbers. Ferrari certainly aren’t investing in increasing V12 build facilities given where we are going….
Got to think the V6/hybrid Purosangue is just around the corner with the V12 being so restricted.

adamfawsitt

526 posts

214 months

Saturday 9th December 2023
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Mine arrived at the delaer yesterday - I love the looks and am really pleased with my spec. They sold out after 2 months but my understanding is that they are about to open V12 orders again at a 20% premium to base price and an 11% for options. We will see. It’s basically drives like an 812 but has 2 more seats.







samoht

5,736 posts

147 months

Saturday 9th December 2023
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I like the colour combo on that, very nice.

The second pic emphasises the front-mid-engined layout, with the short front overhang and cabin set well back from the front wheels.

Zadkiel

390 posts

147 months

Sunday 10th December 2023
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Which blue is that?

swanseaboydan

1,733 posts

164 months

Sunday 10th December 2023
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It will be the smartest car on a tip run that’s for sure !

Ray_MV

60 posts

178 months

Sunday 10th December 2023
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That does look fantastic - what a great spec choice. Blu America with Cuoio? Painted shields really work for me on the large front wing.

cgt2

7,101 posts

189 months

Sunday 10th December 2023
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swanseaboydan said:
It will be the smartest car on a tip run that’s for sure !
I did it in a Bentayga once. The looks were priceless!

pancholi

220 posts

158 months

Monday 11th December 2023
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lovely spec.
looks like LOTS of optional extras have been ticked.
painted shields?
congrats

adamfawsitt

526 posts

214 months

Saturday 23rd December 2023
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Ray_MV said:
That does look fantastic - what a great spec choice. Blu America with Cuoio? Painted shields really work for me on the large front wing.
That is exactly the spec - I think it looks really elegant.


Edited by adamfawsitt on Saturday 23 December 10:41

adamfawsitt

526 posts

214 months

Saturday 23rd December 2023
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Just had the car fully PPF’d and ceramic coated. I thought the painted black scuttle at the top of the bonnet looked a little like a sore thumb so had carbon wrap added which I think looks so much better (and like OEM):


adamfawsitt

526 posts

214 months

Saturday 23rd December 2023
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unseen

171 posts

162 months

Saturday 23rd December 2023
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That looks really good Adam clap

adamfawsitt

526 posts

214 months

Saturday 23rd December 2023
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Battery drain is terrible - worse than any Ferrari I have ever known. From 100% to 50% in less than a day!

BTW the car is supplied with the new CTEK One rebranded as Ferrari (I have one independently and they are a very very good charger)

samoht

5,736 posts

147 months

Saturday 23rd December 2023
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That battery drain sounds like something isn't shutting down correctly to me, I know modern high-end cars are battery-hungry but I find it hard to imagine Ferrari designed it knowing it would need a trickle charger to be left for more than a day.

maura

143 posts

24 months

Saturday 23rd December 2023
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They did, as they are expecting them to be used daily, but would be surprised by a 50% drop in 24 hrs, that needs looking into..

POORCARDEALER

8,526 posts

242 months

Tuesday 26th December 2023
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Friend has just sold his for £80k over list !

JohnDoe123

355 posts

176 months

Tuesday 26th December 2023
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I can't stand these. In my opinion SUVs can only be justified if used off road, and the glitzy ones with expensive leather will never be seen up to the arches in mud. A Purosangue isn't about the handling, or the speed, or going off road - it is about showing off. Conspicuous consumption.

I am sure many disagree, but that is my view.