Ferrari Purosangue

A Ferrari with four doors should feel like a compromise, and somehow this one doesn't. Maybe it's the proportions — long bonnet, low roofline, the wheels pushed right out to the corners — or maybe it's the fact that there's still a naturally aspirated V12 under there, sitting low and behind the front axle, doing the same thing it has always done in a Ferrari. You can take three friends out for dinner in this car, drive home over a mountain pass at midnight, and the V12 will still sing the whole way back. It doesn't act like a family car. It just happens to have the doors of one.

This particular Purosangue was specified through Ferrari's Tailor Made program in Maranello — finished in a deep metallic green that reads almost black in shade and turns into something closer to a vintage racing colour under direct sun. The forged gold wheels are an unusual choice and a deliberate one: most Purosangues are specified in black or silver, and this car was clearly built by someone who wanted it to look like a Ferrari from a different era. The interior carries the same restraint, with tan and green leather, contrast stitching, and the carbon-fibre detailing that comes with the Atelier process. Available across Europe for daily, weekend, and longer rentals, with delivery to your address, hotel, or airport. The Purosangue is Ferrari's first four-door, four-seat car — and Ferrari built it the only way they were willing to. The engine is a 6.5-litre naturally aspirated V12, 725 cv, redlining at 8,250 rpm, mounted ahead of the cabin but behind the front axle for a near-perfect 49:51 weight distribution. 0–100 in 3.3 seconds, top speed above 310 km/h, and an active suspension system developed specifically for this car that keeps the body flat through corners without the float you'd expect from anything this size. Four proper seats, four rear-hinged coach doors that open independently, and a cabin that treats the rear passengers as guests rather than afterthoughts. It's the Ferrari you take when the day involves more than just you and the road.