While most Ferrari Purosangue models to roll off the production line will probably be painted in one of the automaker’s recognizable shades of red, we think that white may be the perfect color choice for it.
Ferrari unveiled the Pursosangue in South Korea a couple of months ago and while it was on local soil, managed to capture some stunning photographs and videos of it. The white paint and blue leather interior are the perfect combination for a vehicle like this, at least in our opinion.
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Given that the Purosangue is Ferrari’s first SUV it obviously looks unlike anything else from the brand’s history. However, it does share some similarities with pre-existing Ferrari models, such as the Roma with its headlights and the 296 GTB with its taillights. However, as one commenter pointed out on one of Ferrari APAC’s Instagram post, the headlights do look similar to those of the new Toyota Prius and Toyota Crown range.
Helping to contrast the white paint of the Purosangue in question are trimmings of carbon fiber on the front fascia, wheel arches, side skirts, and rear diffuser. It is also rolling on a set of striking black and silver wheels.
An interior fit for a king is also visible. The seats, door panels, dashboard, center console, and transmission tunnel are clad in a truly gorgeous shade of dark blue that makes the Ferrari’s cabin feel exceptionally premium and deserving of the Prancing Horse badge. Some white accents are also found inside as is carbon fiber near the gear selector, dashboard, and instrument cluster.
