How To Buy A Ferrari Purosangue SUV For Sale

Ferrari’s first “four-door four-seater” can be yours.

Ferrari is known for its supercars and grand tourers, which have long hoods, timeless proportions, and, until now, two doors. However, the Prancing Horse is expanding its repertoire of high-performance masterpieces, introducing the Purosangue recently, the historic manufacturer’s first-ever “four-door four-seater,” whose design is reminiscent of many of the automotive world’s luxurious high-performance SUV models.

Despite being very different from just about every Ferrari model that has come before it, the new Ferrari Purosangue features a V12 engine, which is a precious Ferrari signature, as well as other performance-oriented Ferrari touches and features. In addition, its coach-style doors are power-operated, and its fully-adjustable seats make it one of the most luxurious Ferraris to be created by the manufacturer yet.

With the Purosangue being one of the newest and hottest Ferrari models, it’s one of the hardest cars on the market to get your hands on. However, duPont REGISTRY, the source for supercars since 1985, specializes in cars like the Ferrari Purosangue, which are coveted, rare, exclusive, powerful, beautiful, and luxurious. If you’re looking to get your hands on any luxury or exotic car for sale, and especially a Ferrari Purosangue for sale, duPont REGISTRY is the best place to start your search.

How much does a Ferrari Purosangue for sale cost?

Ferrari enthusiasts who want a Ferrari Purosangue for sale can either enter a long waitlist for an allocation of a Purosangue, or they can search the second-hand market for examples at a premium. With the Purosangue being one of the most in-demand supercars for sale, prices for a Ferrari Purosangue for sale are approaching $900,000 to $1 million.

Is the Ferrari Purosangue off-road capable?

While the Ferrari Purosangue is made to behave with more versatility off-road than other Ferrari models have been, it’s not exactly an adventure-ready machine. It can take on some terrain situations, but like other Ferraris, it’s most at home on the road.