The Ferrari Purosangue is the company's first four-door car, just don't call it an SUV
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Ferrari has unveiled the first four-door production vehicle the legendary Italian automaker has ever produced. It has a long hood that houses a gasoline engine and a single large area behind that which holds seats for four people and space for plenty of cargo. It's also a four-wheel-drive vehicle. But, with the company's sporting and racing history, Ferrari insists it isn't anything so gauche as a "Sport Utility Vehicle."
The Ferrari Purosangue, which mans "pure blood" in Italian, looks like a crossover SUV but Ferrari isn't calling it that. Ferrari calls the Purosangue a "car" and contrasts its engineering with that of typical SUVs. The Purosangue's big engine, a 715-horsepower V12 of the sort for which Ferrari is famous, is carried farther back behind the front wheels than in similar vehicles to create a better weight balance, according to Ferrari.
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