A 755-hp carbon 'fighter': Ferrari's first crossover gets an extreme version
The new Mansory Ferrari Purosangue features aggressive body kit and a rear wing, while its interior has been made even more luxurious. The power of the 6.5-liter V12 has been increased to 755 forces.
The Ferrari Purosangue crossover now boasts a custom high-performance variant. It was created by the German tuning house Mansory, which is renowned for its extravagant tuning projects. The new model was unveiled in Monaco and featured on the Mansory website.
Mansory named the project “Pugnator,” which translates from Latin as “fighter.” The cars will be produced in small batches, and their price will be approximately one million dollars.
Mansory’s Ferrari Purosangue tuning package includes new carbon-fiber body parts—the hood, an aggressive body kit, fender flares, and a roof-mounted rear wing. It also features lightweight forged FC.5 wheels—22-inch in the front and 23-inch in the rear. The car has been painted in a special cherry-red color called Vermillion.
