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Ferrari Purosangue Has Been Radically Modified by Mansory. Between Aesthetic Changes and More Powerful Engine, the SUV Became a Controversial Work of Art. Was It Worth It?
Nothing is more controversial in the supercar world than a modified Ferrari.
While many purists turn up their noses at any alterations to the models of the Italian brand, the German Mansory seems to enjoy defying these opinions.
The latest target of this tuner, known for its somewhat exaggerated “artistic touches”, was the Purosangue, Ferrari’s SUV.
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And the result? Get ready to be surprised—or question the limits of creativity!
The Creation of the Mansory Pugnator
Mansory decided to name its latest creation the “Mansory Pugnator”, but perhaps the original name of the Ferrari SUV wasn’t the only detail that changed.
Amid a host of modifications, it became difficult to recognize that this car ever came off the production lines in Maranello.
Visually transformed, the model now showcases a unique red-painted carbon fiber kit that definitely does not go unnoticed.
Radical Transformation or Limitless Exaggeration?
The list of modifications on the Mansory Pugnator is long and starts with the bumper and fenders, which now feature much more aggressive lines, filled with aerodynamic appendages and air deflectors all around.
Mansory claims that these changes improved the aerodynamics of the front axle, but does this improvement justify the striking appearance?
The hood and wheel arches also did not escape the “treatment” and are now entirely made of carbon fiber.
The wheels have been replaced with larger versions: 22 inches in the front and 23 in the rear, something that matches the aesthetic boldness of the project.
The rear of the car also underwent significant changes, with a redesigned bumper and vertical exhaust outlets that, like the rear light, are inspired by Formula 1 cars.
Of course, an imposing spoiler was also included because, apparently, there are no limits to exaggeration in this project.
Changes That Go Beyond Appearance
Inside, the transformation follows the same extravagant standard.
The cabin has been completely covered in white leather, with red details and hexagon-shaped perforated trim, a true attempt at luxury that could be classified as “controversial”.
Elements in carbon fiber are also present in the steering wheel, paddle shifters, and instrument panel.
Here, purists can breathe a little easier: the only Ferrari logos have been maintained on the windows, as a reminder that, despite everything, it is still a Ferrari.
The Engine of the Purosangue Did Not Escape
The 6.5-liter V12 engine also did not escape Mansory’s attention.
From its original 725 hp and 73 kgfm of torque, the SUV now delivers an impressive 755 hp and 74.4 kgfm, thanks to a new electronic map and custom exhaust system.
This extra power certainly contributes to an even more brutal performance, but was it really necessary?
The Suspension, The Only Limit of Mansory
Interestingly, the only element that did not undergo Mansory’s “creative scissors” was the suspension system.
The tuner did not mention any changes in this part of the car, leading to the belief that the dynamic behavior of the original Purosangue was considered sufficiently good—or maybe even Mansory admitted that there are limits to what can be modified.
Purosangue: The Price of So Much “Luxury”
And the price of all this?
Mansory has not yet disclosed the official price of the Pugnator, but considering that the original Ferrari Purosangue costs approximately 420 thousand dollars (around 2.2 million reais) in the international market, the modified version will likely be at an even higher level.
In Brazil, the price of the Purosangue reaches at least 7 million reais, so it’s possible to imagine that Mansory’s creation will not be for everyone.
With so many modifications, does the Mansory Pugnator really elevate the status of the Ferrari SUV or has it crossed the line by altering the classic Purosangue? Share your opinion in the comments!
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