Most Expensive Ferrari In Brazil? Purosangue SUV From The Manufacturer Debuts In The Country With A 725-Horsepower V12 Engine And Reaches Up To 310 Km/H

Written by Geovane Souza

Published on 14/01/2023 at 10:16

Updated on 15/01/2023 at 15:04

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Ferrari Purosangue Can Travel from 0 to 100 km/h in Just 3.3 Seconds and, Unlike the Company’s Traditional Models, Is Designed to Be Used as a Daily Car with Space for Passengers and Luggage

It took a few months after the official debut of the Ferrari Purosangue in Italy for the first SUV from the manufacturer to arrive in Brazil through importation. When it did, it was one of the most expensive vehicles that the Italian manufacturer had for sale in this market.

Direct Imports was the company that made the decision to bring the first Ferrari Purosangue to Brazil. According to the company, the first unit was sold with all options included for over R$ 7 million, and the expectation is that the owner will receive the unit in August of this year, 2023.

For other millionaires interested in the model, Ferrari stated that additional units will arrive here still in 2023 at a slightly friendlier price, around R$ 5.8 million. This is fantastic news for millionaires keeping an eye on the model.

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The Ferrari Purosangue is an exciting addition to the brand’s vehicle lineup, and it is expected to be very popular among those seeking a luxury car with exceptional performance. It is considered a technological jewel with unique design, and owning this vehicle is seen as a status of great wealth and power.

It is important to remember that the Ferrari Purosangue caused a stir in the automotive world in September of the previous year when it was presented by the manufacturer with a front engine and rear transmission. This was a decision that, according to engineers, improves the weight distribution of the luxury SUV.

Unlike traditional Ferrari models, the Purosangue is designed to be used as a daily car, with space for passengers and luggage. It also features advanced technology, such as driving assistance and cutting-edge safety systems.

Ferrari Purosangue Features 6.5-Liter V12 Engine That Delivers an Incredible 725 Horsepower

Inside the engine compartment, you will find Ferrari’s acclaimed V12. The 6.5-liter engine generates 725 horsepower, which is a substantial amount. The dual-clutch transmission has eight different gear ratios.

The Ferrari Purosangue has a top speed of 310 kilometers per hour and can accelerate from 0 to 100 kilometers per hour in just 3.3 seconds. These are quite impressive numbers for an SUV of this size.

It is worth noting that the Ferrari Purosangue is not the most expensive car from the manufacturer sold in Brazil. That title belongs to the LaFerrari model, which had only one unit sold here in the country for R$ 14 million.

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