Review: Ferrari Purosangue Prioritizes Passengers Over Cargo
Ars Technica's review says the four-seat Ferrari is designed more for its occupants than for hauling capacity, unlike earlier models.
Ars Technica reviewed the Ferrari Purosangue, the automaker's four-seat vehicle, noting it differs from previous Ferrari four-seaters in being designed more for the comfort of its occupants than for cargo capacity.
The publication describes the vehicle as distinct from a conventional SUV despite its four-seat, high-riding format.
Sources
- Don't call it an SUV: The Ferrari Purosangue review — Ars Technica
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