2024 Ferrari Purosangue Review | Cue the Sublime Utility Vehicle SUV

Ferrari has rewritten the rules on high-riding performance with its first SUV 👉 Full Review: www.carsales.com.au/editorial...
The highly-anticipated 2024 Ferrari Purosangue has finally touched down in Australia, where we’ve now tested it for the first time on home soil after initial drives in Europe and New Zealand last year.
It goes without saying that as Ferrari’s first SUV, the Purosangue charts new territory for the famous Maranello supercar-maker and there’s no doubt it’s one of the world’s quickest and fastest family wagons, which is why it has attracted a three-year wait list since its September 2022 reveal.
But does this glorious 533kW 6.5-litre V12-powered SUV justify its $728K price tag and is it really family-friendly? Join Sam Charlwood as he puts it to the family test, child seats and all.
Fast Forward
00:00 Intro
01:24 Pricing and specs
02:30 Interior review
04:43 Infotainment & safety
05:30 Passenger space
06:47 Luggage space
07:40 On the road
13:30 Verdict
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[@dimekoza]

1:38 it's not a turbo V12, it's naturally aspirated.

[@gavinsmith28]

Your attention to detail on this video is disappointing- as you’re saying naturally aspirated V12, turbo V12 comes up on screen.

[@Benny8940]

FFS, why the criticism, it is what it is. Buy a Kia if you want an SUV.

[@alenalavanja6543]

Since when is 470L boot capacity considered tiny? Most medium sized SUVs are in the 450 to 520 range...

[@CooperClark]

Ive only seen one in 2023 in sydneys ferrari dealership, which had a black, left had drive, black and my friend saw one on the road in a bright blue.

[@lucassitanggang5154]

Channel And car sales
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I Like them

[@mvelongwane4039]

Nice car, nice review but I still lust after the Cayenne Turbo GT. Puting a V12 in it was good idea though from Ferrari

[@Under_Construction100]

How's a naturally-aspirated V12 a turbo petrol? Come on, man.

[@mvnorsel6354]

Next review he will call it an EV😅.

[@Under_Construction100]

@@mvnorsel6354 Let Ferrari never give this man their car to review again 🤣

[@asxmonkeys2426]

Another exotic for celebrities. No thank!

[@gregorygant4242]

Only 728 K ?
After I sell one of my kidneys on the black market this thing is mine !!

[@sarabeth8050]

Nice. That looks just like a Toyota Crown.

[@alexanderlouie4134]

Great review, very nice car, but I’ll have the Cayenne Turbo GT over this.

[@rockygoodfellow77]

SUV - sports utility vehicle.
By this definition, it is exactly what an SUV is supposed to be, even with that price.
This car shows why all those bland Chinese/Korean 'SUVS' are not what they claim to be.

[@Rog6765]

On the road, that is 5 M3 Tourings…..

[@BrianMichael-lt5ud]

It is just a taller FF.

[@compsciordie9635]

looks like a mazda cx-30...

[@BrianMichael-lt5ud]

It is truly sad that Ferrari was compelled to create an SUV. I own a Ferrari but this is just plain ugly. It is kind of embarrassing.

[@Rossi_21]

gotta keep those kardashian clones happy