Ferrari Pur Sangu Review: Luxury SUV Performance and Practicality

In this review by carwow, the Ferrari Pur Sangu is put through its paces, revealing a mix of impressive design and practicality quirks. The car's launch control system sets the stage for a thrilling performance, while its exterior boasts real vents and intricate details, albeit at a steep price due to optional carbon fiber components. Inside, the digital display and Apple CarPlay add a modern touch, but the infotainment system's operation leaves something to be desired. The luxurious leather interior is marred by some stitching issues, though practicality is maintained with ample storage and easily accessible controls.

Despite its high-end features, the rear seats of the Ferrari Pur Sangu fall short in comfort compared to the front seats, with limited headroom posing a challenge for taller passengers. The car's luggage capacity, while decent, lags behind competitors like the Lamborghini Urus. Folding down the rear seats proves to be a cumbersome process, detracting from overall practicality. Surprisingly, the car's fuel consumption is disappointing, averaging a mere 9 miles per gallon, necessitating frequent refueling stops. However, the Ferrari Pur Sangu redeems itself with unique features such as cool door mechanisms, Hill Descent Control, and a surround view camera system, adding to its allure despite its flaws.

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