The actual “base” price is $398,350.
It’s powered by a 715-hp V12 engine.
It is crazy to think that Ferrari’s long-awaited highly-anticipated is finally here and will be priced at only $400,000. We say this because the not-quite-an-SUV-yet Purosangue will inevitably be unobtanium meaning that the Italian supercar maker could easily have asked for 25% more money and still sell’em all.
Speaking of money, and yes, we are well aware that $400k is a massive amount, the most insane part about the price is that it works out to nearly twice as much as Lamborghini’s Urus wagon base pricing. Certainly, this was purposefully done by Ferrari possibly to show that their non-SUV is twice as good.
The $398,350 price tag includes the $5000 destination charge, according to Road & Track however, the gas guzzler tax is not included as the Purosangue has yet to be officially classified as an SUV or a station wagon and also EPA-rated mpg numbers have not been announced. As an FYI, the Urus is considered a station wagon by the US government.
As is typically the case with new Ferrari vehicles, no Canadian price is expected to be set. Instead, US prices are usually converted.
Ferrari Purosangue | Photo: Ferrari
Ferrari Purosangue | Photo: Ferrari
Ferrari Purosangue | Photo: Ferrari