Ferrari Purosangue review. Twice the price of the Porsche Cayenne Turbo GT. Really?
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- Опубліковано 25 вер 2024
- The Ferrari Purosangue is Ferrari's first 4-door supercar and we took it to the stylish ski resort of Cortina in Italy to see how it coped with, motorways, snowy roads and mountain passes.
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I'm so glad this video came out. I was torn on which one i couldn't afford, and this video assured me I could afford neither
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Lol. Exactly.
which other one you want to compare to? But problem with the Ferrari is that you can hardly get an allocation. So even if you have the money, it's going to be tough luck
@@YourMajestyTheKing look at the title
Any other channel that needed a map, it would have been a Google maps graphic. Harry pulls out paper, flops it on the car. Love it. Love it.
I am dreaming of a future, where car-manufacturers offer to chose: a) between a `home-office incl. playstation on wheels full of nonsense informationfloods out of ugly squared cockpits... and b) analogue, round instruments in an old school designed cockpit, being arranged around the driver like a dress. Thank you for your comment Sir !
It's not rocket science - he's seen how successful James May is and literally copied his every mannerism, sentence structure and yes, shunning of anything that's been invented in the last 30 years.
Harry, if you use a little ND filter on your interior cameras it will lengthen the exposure time sufficiently to eliminate the flicker of the LED lamps.
You learn something everyday, always wondered why that happens
That is great advice. Although I watch Harrys videos purely because of his incredibly accurate points, not so much about visual impression.
Thank goodness for armchair experts.
I just assumed being a Ferrari it'd have lots of flashing warning lights from stuff that isn't working...
@@JamesSmith-qs4hx It could also be possible that some of Harry's viewers are photographers, possibly professionals. So whats wrong with a little tip that could go along way?
Ah, Cortina d'Ampezzo. Brings back memories. Forty three years ago, just before Christmas, I ventured there with a few friends. Late one evening we went to the town centre and saw something quite strange... British workmen fitting windows in a shop front, so we had a chat. They told us they were making the shop ready for an action scene in a James Bond movie. Basically, they were installing special 'sugar glass' for actors to smash through the following morning. If I remember correctly, guys on motorbikes were going to crash through the window.
Anyway, we then decided to go to a Disco. The moment the staff heard us speaking English, they asked if we were with the James Bond crew, so we laughed and jokingly said yes. To our surprise, they thought we were serious and provided us with free booze all evening. I think we tried every cocktail on the menu. Good times!
Oh yes, the Ferrari... very nice, very nice indeed. I think I'll have three 😂
Good for you. I hope the cocktails were shaken and not stirred.!!
Lies again? Final Year Project
Thank you for sharing! Those are the best stories of our lives! Keep having those!
Harry, Showing us the journey on a paper map, was a nice touch and something I haven’t seen in any recent car review. Brilliant touch. Bravo!
Watch some of his road trips…. Harry loves a map! #oldschool
He's done it several times. Also folding out the map on the car itself. Almost as hilarious as when he used the rear spoiler on his Countach as a tray for fast food hamburgers on the run...
I think physical maps like that actually have one advantage over digital and that is that they can show you if you have bitten off more than you can chew for you planned route. You can lose the perception of distance and time with digital. Having to unfold a map and then turn again for the second part of the journey can mean " time taken" .... :)
I am 36y old. And I couldn’t agree more with the comment. Someone that still used the old fashioned maps. Plus, as italian, I used to spend my summer holidays there… and now that I live in UK … seeing all that names brings me such a good memories. Thank you for the great review
@@zakelwe, funny I was thinking exactly the same thing. as he turned the map I thought... awesome, a proper road trip 🙂
Possibly the only car channel using real maps. Love it! 🤣 There's something special about V12s. Years ago I built a Dax Cobra but put a tuned Jaguar V12 in it with straight pipes - things fell of the shelves in the house when that car got started up in the garage and the torque was relentless.
Wow a v12 cobra, damn that is epic
I do Lotsa motorcycle touring and love spreading out a paper map on a picnic table for route planning👍
@@chief8852 But... but ... but where's the button to turn it on??? As my sweet young granddaughter likes to poke me occasionally, "Gee, Grandpa. That was waaaaay back in another century!!" ...and then she giggles and runs off into some other room. I don't care. I like paper maps. I can make notes on the margin and fold them up for my pocket... and they don't run out of batteries!! Chief... you have the right idea!
“Real maps”
You meant ancient paper maps.
May as well use a sun dial.
@@justinsabourin4769 It had straight through pipes as well. My sisters bedroom was above the garage’ and when I started the car I could just about hear her screaming as things fell off her shelves. 😂
Love the way he takes out an actual map! 🔥
he's old school...
He obviously struggles with modern tech. 😂
Massive points for Ferrari for introducing the car with a naturally aspirated V12! Together with the clever suspension it feels Ferrari didn’t take the easy way out, but actually created something that does not exist in the market. Even if it quite clearly is an SUV, no matter what Maranello tells us.. I was ready to hate this thing, but now I actually quite appreciate it. Thanks for the great review again!
It clearly ISNT an suv. The heigh, proportions, doors… this car fools buyers into thinking it’s an suv when in reality is a disguised gtc4lusso
@@comeberza Yes, just a raised hatchback
@@comeberza According to Wikipedia, "a sport utility vehicle (SUV) is a car classification that combines elements of road-going passenger cars with features from off-road vehicles, such as raised ground clearance and four-wheel drive". I think it definitely fits the description..
@@zix_zix_zix This is more of a crossover which in reality means nothing but making the car appear taller to sell more without the car actually being any different.
22:00 the way his lips tries to precisely say the right words but didn't find the exact word.. it's showing how special this ferrari is..
While almost every petrolhead vlogger posted their footage of the exact same car, at the same time, your coverage stands very tall in comparison… Congratulations in my books you are the best car vlogger by far 🎉💙🥁🎷🎼🥇🏆
Many car vloggers just talk fluff..”it’s fast it’s sounds great and I want one”..whereas Harry actually covers practical points and tests more fully..although he knows more about cars being a real motor journalist
Bored of seeing Valkyrie videos
@@oliverbyrne3209Just watched Chris Harris review, thats it
Harry and Henry Catchpole, in that order, are always my go to in these press event situations where multiple videos are released at the same time.
@@Euromasterrace5000 It seems he was the only one they let drive the AMR Pro as well
I live near Venice and go skiing to Corvara quite often, I drived through the Passo Falzarego just a week ago.. in a Focus. I suppose with a Purosangue Is a little bit more thrilling. It's great to see a video from Harry filmed so close to my town.
The small details like wiper blades obstructing driver view makes this review golden and is a valid concern for a vehicle that will easily exceed $350,000.
Knowing Ferrari's options prices, most of purosangues will be 400k+, the higher specs ones even 500k+
And what about the rattle Harry mentioned? Would drive me nuts on a car 1/10th the price!
It’s obviously overpriced for what it is but people buying this think $500k is pocket change so aren’t too bothered. Ferrari knows their target audience.
Car and Driver states: Starting at $398,350.
@@kasimirdenhertog3516 Ferrari have a good record of fixing things.
Keep it up, love the wide variety of topics and how you touch upon topics that other channels don't; V12 sound vs 812 V12, detailed backwards visibility, kids visibility, rustle around A pillar, wiper bits, etc.
Harry, difficult to produce an interesting video from a Press Drive Day, but your imagination and cinematography quality knocked it out of the park. Just wonderful, thank you.
'Cinematography' might be a tad overblown... All things considered, normally, the camerawork (videography?) is quite unimpressive, oblivious of it being taken in the car or outside, by Mrs Met or golden haired son, in the shed/garage or rolling through the south of France.
At least with some of the Italian Alps backdrop, it's easier to get a pretty nice shot.
@@assininecomment1630 - holding a tiny camcorder at freezing temperatures doesn’t make for the most steady of hands!!
That aspect is definitely understandable,@@charliemetcalfe6222. 🥶
Always good when Harry gets the maps out,for me who needs top gear or other youtubers when Harry's channel is so good?
Fantastic review! The car and the scenery are breathtaking! Thanks for the ride!
There's the car, and then there's the video. I now take for granted your succinct and relatable summaries of the car itself, highlighting what makes the car special (or not). But the video quality here was very special. All the different shots from in & outside the car. Hearing the V12 from inside & outside of the tunnels. Watching and listening from behind a thick stand of tall pine trees as you carve a series of S curves and come into the clear. Watching from behind as the suspension works to maintain grip when exiting corners. And, throughout it all, the glorious sound of the engine. Kudos to what seems like a small army of camera people, support staff an video editors. Or is it just you, your son and your wife? Although one of your best videos, it's a crushing blow that it's sold out and I won't be able to trade in my 2008 Honda
Cheers Harry! looking forward to another episode. Your video's are way better than regular TV, even big budget productions like top gear.
Harry is on a VERY short list of REAL automotive journalists. Nowadays, 99% of automotive 'journalists' are just brand ambassadors for whoever's car they're reviewing and repeat the EXACT SAME talking points as everyone else. I think he's the best.
TopQweeeeer.
The Pinnacle of british understatemet: Sitting in the latest Ferrari and saying "I could get very much used to it..." :) LOL, Harry is hard to impress.
Going via Cortina meant something very different when I was growing up.
muffdivin?
I'm living vicariously through Harry once again.
embargo lifts and you were the first video I clicked on. Thanks for always giving such a comprehensive look on everything you review. Glad you found time go to to the press launch for this thing and as always, I look forward to the next video :)
BRILLIANT !! Ferrari has created the ultimate "Soccer Mom" car. Perfect for shopping, taking Jimmy to his ball game, dropping little Nancy off at her dance lessons and then tearing up some twisties. You want to talk about the neighborhood "Cool Mom"? Be happy, be safe
Harry's reviews are better than anyone else's, because he's objective. He isn't impressed by the brand, but by the actual quality. He can also afford it if he wanted it, so he won't be super thankful to drive it, but he can actually provide a realistic criticism of the car.
Has to be the first car I've ever seen that looks big and small, at the same time. Great looking piece of kit thanks for sharing!
It looks - well no other way to say it - fat - portly - obese - chunky... etc. The paint is very similar to Mazda's Soul Red - but they only charge a couple of hundred bucks for that, whereas you can literally get a new Mazda for what Ferrari charge for this paint. Actually, it kinda looks like a CX series Mazda, if you squish your eyes up.
I noticed that also
@@Beer_Dad1975 yellow is the right colour for this one
The ioniq 5 is another one
@@Beer_Dad1975 Interesting, I was thinking there were shades Mazda through the design…mainly the doors opening like the RX8
Harry, your videos are just peerless! Always factual, engaging and enjoyable. Thank you 🙏
I heartily agree 👌
Good word peerless. 👍
Ferrari Purosangue against that gorgeous white backdrop, another perfect Harry's video
Beautiful review, Harry. As an automotive engineer and overall car enthusiast, I’m so glad that someone has dared to do proper rear hinged rear doors. Would never have thought Ferrari would deliver on it 3:59
If only they'd remove the pillar...
interesting. Didn't notice how much they open
Finally a long awaited driving test video and I'm glad you were one of the first to make it since your reviews are always on point
Excellent and interesting review: detailed and precise, not to mention the scenery - nice one Harry - that's quite some car!
I absolutely love the paper map. Amazing. More of that, please.
A map lol ,not seen one before ? - how old are you
I'm stunned at all the comments pointing up a map. It's just easier to visualize on a paper map and easier to film.
The Purosangue looks and sounds fantastic. I wasnt sure about Ferrari making an SUV/Crossover at first but Ferrari really did an outstanding job with it and now I absolutely love this beautiful machine. And it's got the amazing Ferrari V12 engine. Brilliant! I'd buy it in a heartbeat if I could.
I think it's one nasty looking car . Utterly horrible.
Really appreciate heading up to the snow, those shots look SO good !!
„Ferrari invited me to test drive their new model in Italy“…I don’t think life gets better than that!
That shot of it climbing up and going past, suddenly playing scrabble has a whole new meaning!
Great informative video as always Harry. V12 does sound amazing.
Nice one Harry,well done for “escaping “the preferred test route and using the car in what will probably be its natural environment 👍
I know you dont mean "natural" in a literal way, but I find it quite funny that as a percentage of the total production, only a miniscule amount of them will ever see climates (with any snow etc) like this in their lifetime. Middle eastern dunes and steep hollywoodd driveways is more likely 😄
more like, Harry is allowed to do that. Most reviewers are not!
With the deluge of Purosangue reviews released today, Harry's was the first one I clicked on.
When you're refreshing your subs and deciding what one to watch first. Always Harry's Garage!
Definitely!
Another great video Harry. Love the fact that you are still a schoolboy at heart, flooring the throttle through tunnels. Why not!!
17:54 "There's this lump of plastic that doesn't look very £314,000 Ferrari to me."
You got a great laugh out of me! Well said.
314k??? Oh, Ferrari, gimme me a break 👎
Mrs M the real star of the show. Great shots, great review as usual from Mr M.
Not really a Ferrari man myself but nonetheless a superb Harry's garage video.
Great review Harry! …and in such beautiful mountain scenery in the Dolomites! The cable car takes you to the top of the Hidden Valley ski run..it’s the only way to get to it and is so beautiful..
Thanks Harry, always fun to see your perspective!
Thanks Harry, I will be lucky to see one here in Melbourne Australia, but your honest appraisal (as usual) gives me a feeling for what is unatanium! More over you have given me a new destination to drive when my wife and I finally get back to Europe, after our drive to the Artic circle, thank you. Congratulations on the shooting and editing as well.
You will see one in Swan st Richmond for sure.
Thanks to Harry taking his rolls to the Arctic circle, wife and I plan on doing the same route next European winter.
Thanks Harry for the inspiration
Hey Harry
I’ve just been up the Lagozuoi pass yesterday and done the cable car and ski decent back down the 8.5k piste on the other side.
Not to mention being towed by the horses back into the village at the end of the piste!
What a great surprise on this gloomy tuesday night, thank you Harry!
An absolutely stunning vehicle in spectacular scenery..lucky sod.
LOVE that you still use the map to show where you're going.....the best! No tablet...paper maps! I do use Waze though myself....but my wife loves maps! LOL
It doesn't matter what Ferrari says, the world, his wife and their dog knows it's an SUV...
An ugly one at that!
@@CaptainHoratioPugwash no where near as bad as some of them, look at the new BMW XM for instance!
Yes it’s an SUV, I think it’s looks alright, though not a fan of the genre.
Fantastic looking car! The color, or the type of paint, looks unique, especially when it parked next to the snow plow.
Sublime car heaven! That sound, that glorious engine...
Thank you Harry. Great video as usual. I'm not a fan of SUVs in general and balk at paying £100k+ for a Jaguar SVR you tested recently, let alone this stratospheric price. In preference I've always bought fast estates (as well as Ferraris and Porsches - have a 991.1 turbo at present) and have an Alpina D3 which is outstanding. IMHO a big omission on Harry's Garage: you should ring up Gary Lott the Alpina boss at Sytner Nottingham and test these Alpina Tourings: super quality, fast, frugal, now all 4x4. I guarantee you'll be pleasantly surprised.
yes just taken delivery of a B3 from Sytner Nottingham.......absolutely brilliant car to replace a Panamera Turbo a and rare 5 star Autocar test to boot !!
I drove an Alpina D3 for 4 days, really liked that car, it just did the job. Lots of grip and feel.
The rear end is just mean, love it.
Man...wow!
That induction sound at 14:12 is magnificent 😲👍
@HarrysGarageUA-cam. Oh- Ok!
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Some real nice views... and the mountains !
A direct comparison between the FF and this would be really interessting
Ooh a tunnel! ….. floor the throttle 😃 Harry is still like the rest of us 😂…… Fantastic filming by the way loved it 👍
I was hoping to see the snow slide off the tunnel roof in time with the the car ripping along 😎😃
That's a seriously GOOD look'n rig at first blush. Fantastic styling for what it's worth.
That had me laughing right off! Thought, "This is why we connect with Harry."
Harry in boy racer mode in the mountains. Great!
Ferrari do it again, normally aspirated V12 proper engine in a world of Duracell, buy it now if you can before these automotive icons disappear . Fabulous car and a sublime video.
Awesome video as usua Harry. Never been to Italy or in a Ferrari but loved the views and sound of both! Price tag is expensive but then there's no such thing as a cheap Ferrari!
Great video as usual. Love the escape to Cortina too. You looked and sounded like you really enjoyed the drive which said it all really. A great Ferrari evidently.
Out of curiosity, what was your camera/chase car - it kept up admirably.
Looks like a Kia Sportage to me
Closest Ill get to Cortina is the Ford one my neighbor owns
It's a very special day when Harry and Henry both arrive in my notifications with a review of the same car! Nice to see that they touched on different areas/aspects too. Great videography from both channels. I feel like a very lucky petrolhead...
Just one of those tyres, is equal to the net value of my last four vehicles combined!
Excellent Review. Stunning car. Thanks!
This reminds me of taking the Jazz to Aberfeldy
Wow, that's amazing. I've heard about this. I think it's called a "map" - it's a large, foldable paper device with roads marked on it...:) But seriously, nice review Harry.
I love, when Harry brings out the map! My neighbour has a Lusso, and I think he, rigth now, is driving his footbaler wife mad by looking at Purosangue videoes. He will get one, no doubt.
Awesome video, Harry, it made me feel like an Italian playboy. And that is the biggest praise of a car, I really tried not to like!
I really like your comment 😄👌
Lusso! I love them!
already know those engines revs are about to be 🔥🔥
wtf
@@GeneralAumSum07 =)))))) same reaction here
Someone is going to get fired lol
YT is a platform, not an editor!!..
PS: Shadowbanning sucks... 😁🚀
UA-cam appreciates exhaust music, niceeeee!
I wasn't happy a few years ago reading Ferrari was going to make an SUV. But wow I love the look and sound of it now that I see the completed car. Long roof for the win!
Ferrari should Make an offer that Harry cant refuse for making these fantastic videos that every future owner is going to watch🤓
I'll be 50 this year but I want to be Harry when I grow up.
Surprised no one within sight of it, gave it a second glance!😊
This is the review we've been waiting for
Harry “ drive it like you stole it “ great vid 12/10
That's a beautiful car! Harry is the best reviewer in the business, bar none!
I started watching this in FHD on my laptop, but the scenery was so breathtaking I just had to change to my desk top computer with its 27"4K monitor. Wonderful! Oh yes, I think there was a car in there somewhere...
Phenomenal review as always Harry!
I thought I was gonna hate this one, but then again it does feel like one of the great Ferrari 2+2s, just with a bit more useful bottom clearance and easier entry to the cabin for the more comfortable minded lot.
Gotta say though those dark wheel wells within wheel wells do not do the car any favours in trying to NOT have people call it an SUV…
That coasting feature where when you let off the gas it disengages the transmission...has been in the suzuki swift for many years. The car will drop revs to idle at about 650rpm when you let off the gas for about 2-3 seconds, it will coast until you get on the gas again
It used to be a feature of every automatic transmission until the 1980s...
Tough gig Harry, but somebody has to do it 😜 great review.
Ah the top of passo giau / passo falzarago. Cycle up there every summer on the maratona dles Dolomiti. Always in tears with the emotion arriving after 4000m+ climbing.
Harry is so honest in his reviews. It’s refreshing to see someone who tells the truth
Dare I say I like the scenery more than the car!!! both are lovely
Immediately after ten minutes, you realize this review by Harry is, as usual, head and shoulders above the others, at least in the feel you get, the details that matter. And...location location location. Of course you want the James Bond experience that goes with such a car. I even started liking the Purosangue, a concept I wasn't immediatly drawn on. Chapeau to Ferrari for making "a crossover" with their very own salsa and that lovely N/A V12, which no one did since the LM.
Great Video! Love the use of a proper map! Oh and a proper sound from the exhaust! Long live the V12 !
Interesting about the cabin noise. We just purchased an Alfa Romeo Stelvio TI, it registers quieter on the sound meter. We got on to the sound meter app after watching your videos.
Fun to watch you rev down the roads from Pinzolo over to Cortina. My wife is from there and we have been down those many a time when we visit. Our rental car transport was never near as elegant but we enjoyed the drive.
This car more than likely features the pre-production door seals. Long story short, I asked about them at the Scandinavian launch party in November because they looked odd. The Chief Marketing Director told me that the Euro certification for the final design was something they were waiting on as there was a backlog on some of those things. I suspect that these early pre-production cars feature this door seal. Looking at how silent a Lusso is inside, I know Ferrari knows how to make a quiet cabin.
10:12 When the red Urus passed all I could think of was the Umbrella Academy car meme
Extraordinary that they're all sold out! Great review as ever. I think if I was in a happy place to afford one, I'd have a Range Rover and 355 instead...
As I've gotten older, my tastes have changed from sports cars/supercars to cars that can be daily driven. This looks like the perfect blend of both practicality and passion. This has quickly become my new favourite Ferrari. If I had a few million dollars to spare for the sticker price and the upkeep, I'd probably buy one because it has no equal.
You’re a fool if you think that is a everyday car!
Toyota Soarer V8 in 1991 had true active suspension, 4 wheel steer too. It is still the best active car ever made, Porsche adapted the Toyota system for PDCC. I had one and it was just as you describe the PURO... Ferrari are 32yrs behind Toyota on that. It's a sort of oddball, quirky looking thing to me, too much like the silly Urus to be anything other than a rich person's confection.
Mercedes also has had their ABC fully active suspension in production for a couple decades, with a production debut (well after Toyota) on the 1999 cl class.
Great video, with the extra camera angles 👌
the induction roar sounds insanely good. What a thing.
Very nice tour, Harry! Apart from that glorious engine noise, I’m not sure what to think of the beast. What I do like is your balanced reviews. I’ve seen a couple of UA-camrs lately talk about incurring the wrath of manufactures for failing to blindly slobber all over their offerings with nary a quibble or concern.
EPIC car, EPIC scenery, EPIC video!
What's that paper thing you're using to show us all the places you're going?
Old-school GPS. 😁
Obviously loads of videos from the usual channels on this press launch, but this is the only video I need to watch. Excellent review as always, and puts a honest perspective on it for us folk who can only dream rather than over relations, up to the "why have I ordered this car" look at me videos
Well done Ferrari for going with a naturally aspirated V12 - real class - and a really high-tech suspension system, probably better than anything else on the road.
Citroen had a proper active suspension on production models, ages ago. In the Xantia, for instance.
Yes, the Xantia Activa. I was surprised to hear him say that - Harry is usually factually correct and should know his cars.
Haha, Harry is a true gentleman. Only lesser men, like me, would not resist dropping a gear and revving that V12 engine in that tunnel 🤣 5:50
That's actually the only Ferrari I've ever fancied owning. Epic!
I love Harry’s reviews because he’s very thorough and he’s gonna tell you the good with the bad… 🍻
SO much better than the reviews from the established publications which are all the same and approach everything with a modicum of disdain. Thanks Harry!