The Ferrari Purosangue is one of the company's most famous modern models, as the first prancing horse-adorning SUV. It reached the market years later than its main competitors - the Bentley Benteyga, Aston Martin DBX and Lamborghini Urus - and its approach to the body style could not be more different. Rather than strapping a turbocharger or hybrid powertrain to a V8, the Purosangue comes with a mammoth 6.5-litre naturally aspirated V12, pushing 709bhp to a top speed of 193mph. Its larger size also makes way for whole new array of Ferrari specification options. Something this particular car makes full use of. 

Tortora-finished leather seats are stitched and piped in Rosso Guidecca red - a special colour option released the same year as the Purosangue's public reveal. In contrast are a plethora of Custom Aluminium Inserts across the interior, while carbon fibre stretches across the steering wheel, instrument cover, upper central console. This all comes together to make an SUV like no other - one which embraces the luxury of the car's size to the fullest extent.

Having full PPF worth £9,600, 1 owner, only 316 miles and a Ferrari Manufacturer's Warranty until 2030, this is the Purosangue specified to its maximum potential. From sitting in a collection to being used as a daily driver, it is ready to tackle its tasks with complete elegance.