Stepping onto Octane's carpet...
 
In Portugal, buying a Ferrari Purosangue is currently an exercise in perseverance worthy of a public tender...
 
First, we send our CV...
Then we prove that we have already owned at least one or two V12s from the company...
This is followed by a request for personal references, a 3x4 photograph, and, if the manufacturer so dictates, the customer must undergo blood and urine tests and perhaps a psychometric test to assess their level of devotion to the brand.
 
All this just to gain access to a remote spot on a production list that, in itself, already looks like the Supercar League Cup final.
 
But here, today, there is an exception...
 
A rare, unexpected, and almost heretical exception, a Ferrari Purosangue now available on the domestic market, without interviews, without promises, and without “mandatory loyalty.”
 
All you have to do is like it, want it... and show up!!!
 
This Purosangue was born in January 2024 in a specification that needs no fuss, Nero Cor on a Tortora Alcantara interior, a combination that transforms Ferrari's first four-door SUV into an object of discreet but never shy elegance.
 
Imported from an official dealer in Germany, it arrived with everything that customers always try to include... but rarely get approved:
 
Panoramic roof, Forged Diamond wheels, gloss black brakes, heated, ventilated, and massage front seats, heated and ventilated rear seats, Hi-Power HIFI system, Scuderia Ferrari Shields, Active Matrix LED, black chrome tips, privacy rear windows, and wireless charging.
 
Inside, the Tortora + Alcantara mix gives it that “Maranello boutique” touch that lies between luxury, precision, and the sobriety of those who don't need red to be Ferrari.
 
And of course, at the heart of the experience, the reason why this car will be seen... and heard...
 
The brand's last pure naturally aspirated V12, 725 hp of instant response, mounted where a V12 should always be, up front, as in old-fashioned Grand Tourers.
 
The Purosangue is what all brands have tried to do for years... but only one has succeeded... so far...
 
It is proof that Ferrari has not built an SUV, but rather a Ferrari that happens to have four doors.
 
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Brief note: Vehicle equipped with full PPF applied by Ceramic Pro (All2Shine).