• Production of this special Ferrari Purosangue will be capped at just 10 units.
  • Each model has a distinctive exterior and interior configuration.
  • Five are named after specific US landscapes and others after US roads.

The United States is Ferrari’s single most important market, and last year it accounted for almost 25 percent of the company’s total sales. Keen to give American buyers something to celebrate, the Italian brand has built a limited-run version of the Purosangue exclusively for the US.

The model, unimaginatively named Purosangue American Grand Tour Atelier Collection, draws on America’s natural beauty and a love of the long road trip. Each of the 10 models is inspired either by specific landscapes or specific types of roads, and just one of each will be built, making it far more exclusive than even something like the wild F80 hypercar.

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Kicking off the collection is ‘The Coast,’ a Purosangue finished in Blu Cangiante with Dark Amber accents and Terra Antica leather, inspired by the ocean meeting weathered cliffs. Next comes ‘The Mountains’ in Verde Menthe over a Beige Honolulu cabin, ‘The Great Plains’ in Bronzo Montecarlo with Testa di Moro Java leather, and ‘The Forests,’ which pairs a dark green called Verde Zeltweg with Verde Venaraia hides.

The last of the five landscape-inspired models is ‘The Sand,’ rocking Blu Genziana Storico paint with Sabbia leather.

The Landscapes

Then there’s ‘The Roads’ collection of special Purosangues. The first, badged ‘Switchback,’ is painted in Blu America with a Rosso Corsa livery and a Bianco white leather interior that includes red, white, and red stars and stripes on the seats.

The rest run through ‘Overlook’ in Rosso California with a Blu America livery and Bianco leather, ‘Straight Away’ matching Bianco Mille Miglia with a blue NART livery and Rosso Guidecca leather, and ‘Byway’ in Blu NART paint with a Bianco King livery over the same Rosso Guidecca cabin. Rounding out the set is ‘Mountain Pass,’ painted Rosso Racing 2025 with Blu Sterling leather.

Ferrari hasn’t said how much each special Purosangue American Grand Tour Atelier Collection model will cost, but it’ll inevitably come at a premium over the standard model.

The Roads