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The Ferrari Purosangue represents an exciting evolution from the 412 to the FF / GTC4Lusso, embodying stunning performance, driving pleasure, and comfortable seating for four. As Maranello's first four-door four-seater featuring a naturally aspirated V12 engine, this car is the culmination of 75 years of groundbreaking research. It seamlessly combines the iconic Prancing Horse performance with luxurious comfort in perfect harmony, thanks to its modern architecture.
The Purosangue retains Ferrari's DNA through various elements, notably with its exceptional V12 engine. Boasting 725hp, an 8,250-rpm redline, and a distinctive high-pitched sound, this engine sets the Purosangue apart, offering a unique and thrilling driving experience. The car's weight distribution, agile handling through turns, and responsive steering further enhance the driving dynamics, providing a sporty yet refined feel akin to the best sports sedans.
The Ferrari Purosangue's infotainment system is predominantly controlled through the digital gauge cluster screen and a touch-capacitive D-pad located on the steering wheel. The climate controls have been updated for the Purosangue, featuring a dash-mounted rotating dial with a touchscreen at the center. Both the climate controls and steering wheel controls can be a bit intricate to use, offering a similar level of complexity in navigation and adjustment.
The Burmester audio system in the Ferrari Purosangue is indeed a standout feature in the cabin, offering an unparalleled listening experience. Standard in all Purosangue models, this high-performance 21-speaker system delivers exceptional sound quality. Partnering with Burmester Audiosysteme has allowed Ferrari to incorporate top-tier automotive audio and acoustic engineering expertise into their vehicles without having to develop it internally, while Burmester gains prestige by collaborating with one of the most renowned car manufacturers in history. ❡ The Burmester system in the Purosangue boasts over 1,400 watts of amplification powering 21 speakers, including a subwoofer with its dedicated 400-watt amplifier. A unique feature of this system is the inclusion of ribbon tweeters, a first in production vehicles, contributing to its outstanding performance in terms of frequency response, total harmonic distortion, dynamic range, and sound power level. It's safe to say that the Ferrari Purosangue's Burmester audio system sets a new benchmark in automotive audio history, offering an unparalleled auditory experience for both drivers and passengers alike.
