With the Purosangue, Ferrari did the unthinkable (but inevitable) by launching an SUV. While it's not the first Prancing Horse to have rear doors, the high-riding Ferrari won't be nearly as rare as the elusive 456 Venice GT. Unlike Lamborghini with its Urus dominating the sales charts, the Purosangue won't account for the majority of deliveries. This will be achieved by limiting production to only 20 percent of the factory's annual capacity.
