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Ferrari Purosangue 2025

The 2025 Ferrari Purosangue completes its second full production year with the 715 hp naturally aspirated 6.5L V12 unchanged. Ferrari's production discipline — limiting the Purosangue to under 20% of annual output — continues to maintain scarcity and waiting-list conditions in Canada's two primary Ferrari markets. New for 2025 is an expanded Tailor-Made configuration portfolio with additional Alcantara headliner options and new exterior satin paint finishes. The Purosangue's road behaviour — particularly its composure at highway speeds despite the SUV body — continues to attract praise; the adaptive active ride system actively counteracts body roll at a rate that belies the vehicle's mass. Canadian MSRP before options: approximately $510,000. Specialty insurance in Ontario: $25,000–$44,000. Maintenance: $18,000–$28,000. The naturally aspirated V12 remains one of the most sonorous engines available in any production vehicle; in the Purosangue's more insulated cabin, it delivers theatre without discomfort for all four occupants. Allocation for 2025 Canadian delivery remains subject to established client priority.

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2025 Ferrari Purosangue

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Frequently Asked Questions

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What is the price of a Ferrari Purosangue in Canada in 2025?

The Ferrari Purosangue, Ferrari's first SUV in brand history, is available new in Canada starting at approximately $450,000 CAD in base configuration, with options easily pushing the final invoice to $550,000 to $650,000 CAD. Its naturally aspirated 6.5 L V12 producing 715 hp is unique in its class — neither the Lamborghini Urus, Bentley Bentayga, nor Rolls-Royce Cullinan offers a naturally aspirated V12. Waiting lists at Canadian dealers like Pfaff Ferrari in Toronto or Ferrari Québec in Montreal can extend to 18–24 months. On the used market, the rare examples available in 2025 are trading between $480,000 and $600,000 CAD, with sellers showing no price flexibility.

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Is the Ferrari Purosangue suited to Canadian winter conditions?

The Ferrari Purosangue is technically Ferrari's most capable vehicle in challenging conditions thanks to its 4RM-S all-wheel drive, 185 mm ground clearance (raised to 220 mm in Off mode) and four-wheel steering. That said, Ferrari does not recommend use on snow or ice, and the standard tires (285/35 R22 front, 315/30 R22 rear) are only available in summer specification. No tire manufacturer offered winter tires in these dimensions as of 2025. The solution for Canadian owners wanting a slightly extended season is to fit winter tires in smaller dimensions on 21-inch wheels (optional from the factory) — but this represents an additional investment of $8,000 to $12,000 CAD. Most Canadian Purosangue owners store the car from October to April.

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Which options should be prioritized on a Ferrari Purosangue ordered in Canada?

For a Canadian buyer ordering a new Ferrari Purosangue in 2025, several options merit special attention. First, the standard magnetorheological suspension (included as standard) is excellent. Second, the front seat massage and ventilation package is recommended for long Canadian drives. Third, the Burmester High End audio system (approximately $12,500 option) is noticeably superior to the standard JBL. Fourth, carbon-ceramic brakes (CCM) are justified if you plan circuit outings or mountain descents in the Rockies. Fifth, the optional carbon door sill protectors and underbody protection are advisable for Canada's less well-maintained roads. The Tailor Made programme allows full factory personalization. For resale, two-tone exterior finishes and lighter interior colours tend to command a premium on the Canadian used market.