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Tailor Made Ferrari Purosangue with $884,646 Sticker Heads to No-Reserve Auction
A Canadian-market 2026 Ferrari Purosangue, specified through Ferrari's Tailor Made programme with nearly $350,000 in options, is offered at no reserve with just 50 miles on the odometer.
By Eleanor Ellington · 4 min read
A 2026 Ferrari Purosangue specified through the marque's Tailor Made personalisation programme is being offered for sale at no reserve, with a window sticker showing a total suggested retail price of $884,646. The Canadian-market example, which has covered just 50 miles, carries close to $350,000 in options and special features over the model's standard specification.
The car is finished in Bronzo Masaru paintwork with $21,586 of Spec Design 2 Dreamline accents, including airbrushed logos and carbon-fibre exterior trim. Clear paint-protection film has been applied to the bodywork. Inside, the cabin is trimmed in Black Alcantara with carbon-fibre and painted aluminium details, Goldrake Tailor Made Design seats upholstered in Africa leather with cavallino embroidery, and a centre console finished in crocodile leather. Special stitching and thread complete the bespoke treatment.
Equipment includes a panoramic roof, a front-axle lift system, black ceramic exhaust pipes, Active Matrix LED lighting, Surround View, a digital rearview mirror and a heated carbon-fibre steering wheel with a manettino drive-mode selector, shift lights and a haptic engine-start button. Both rows of seats are heated and ventilated, with massage functionality provided up front. A Hi-Fi sound system and wireless phone charger are also fitted.
Power comes from a mid-front-mounted 6.5-litre naturally aspirated F140 IA V12 derived from the unit used in the 812 Superfast, featuring dry-sump lubrication and high-pressure direct injection. Factory output is rated at 715 horsepower and 528 lb-ft of torque. The engine drives all four wheels through a dual-clutch system controlling a rear-mounted eight-speed transaxle and a front-mounted two-speed unit that augments the first four forward gears.
The Purosangue rides on Multimatic TASV spool-valve active dampers with 48-volt electric motors at all four corners, capable of lowering ride height by up to 0.4 inches and reducing body roll in corners. Rear-wheel steering derived from the 812 Competizione can operate each rear wheel independently by up to two degrees. The car sits on 22-inch and 23-inch five-spoke alloy wheels with black Ferrari-Brembo brake calipers.
Designed under director Flavio Manzoni at the Ferrari Styling Centre, the F175 Purosangue was confirmed for production in September 2018 and launched in September 2022. Named after the eponymous horse breed, it is the automaker's first production four-door car and is described in factory promotional materials as a Ferrari Utility Vehicle. Its mixed aluminium, steel and carbon-fibre construction gives a dry weight of 4,482 pounds, while distinctive details include high-mount daytime running lamps, active LED headlights flanking the grille, an Aerobridge-style front end with a vented hood and fenders, power-operated coach-style rear doors and a rear diffuser.
The vehicle was imported to the United States from Canada and federalised in July 2026. It is offered by the selling dealer with a window sticker listing initial delivery to Ferrari of Alberta in Calgary, Canada, a clean Carfax report showing no accidents or damage, and a clean Arizona title. A plaque affixed to the trunk indicates the colour scheme and optional equipment. The digital odometer reads 50 miles.
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