Ferrari’s first four-door model has already proven itself one of the most coveted new cars on the planet, and a truly special example is up for grabs right now. A Tailor Made 2026 Ferrari Purosangue is for sale on Bring a Trailer with no reserve, and it left Maranello with nearly $350,000 in options for a total suggested retail price of $884,646. Finished in Bronzo Masaru over a Black interior and showing just 50 miles, this Ferrari Purosangue for sale is about as bespoke as a modern Prancing Horse gets.
The Purosangue was designed under Flavio Manzoni at the Ferrari Styling Center and launched in September 2022 as what Ferrari calls a Ferrari Utility Vehicle, though most enthusiasts simply call it a four-door V12 grand tourer with room for friends. Named for the thoroughbred horse, it blends aluminum, steel, and carbon-fiber construction with the brand’s signature Aerobridge front end, and the Bring a Trailer listing shows off how elegantly the shape wears this bronze finish.
A Tailor Made Specification Worth Seeing
What elevates this car is its Tailor Made commission. The Bronzo Masaru FYM paint is complemented by a $21,586 Spec Design 2 Dreamline treatment, airbrushed logos, carbon-fiber exterior accents, painted aluminum trim, Tailor Made badging, and clear paint-protection film. Take a look at the full photo gallery on Bring a Trailer to appreciate how the warm bronze tone shifts in the Arizona sun.
Up top, a panoramic roof floods the cabin with light, while black ceramic tailpipes and a rear diffuser finish off the tail. It is a restrained yet unmistakably special look, and every detail is documented in the auction photos.
The car rides on staggered 22-inch front and 23-inch rear five-spoke alloy wheels with black Ferrari-Brembo calipers, and it adds a front-axle lift system for driveways and ramps. Underneath, Multimatic TASV active dampers with 48-volt motors at each corner and 812 Competizione-derived independent rear-wheel steering give the Purosangue its remarkable agility, as described in the seller’s listing.
An Interior Fit for Four
Inside, the Tailor Made theme continues with Black Alcantara, Africa leather, crocodile leather on the center console, special stitching and thread, and Goldrake Tailor Made Design seats with cavallino embroidery. Both rows of seats are heated and ventilated, and the fronts add massage. The heated carbon-fiber steering wheel carries the manettino, shift lights, and haptic controls, as seen in the interior photos on BaT.
Ahead of the driver sits a 10.2-inch digital gauge cluster with a 10,000-rpm yellow-dial tachometer, currently displaying just 50 miles. Surround View, a digital rearview mirror, Active Matrix LED lighting, a Hi-Fi audio system, and a wireless charger round out the equipment list on the Bring a Trailer page.
Rear passengers are treated like first-class travelers, with sculpted individual seats and power-operated coach-style rear doors that make entry graceful. Few cars at any price offer this mix of practicality and theater, which is exactly why this Purosangue on Bring a Trailer has drawn so much attention.
The Heart of the Matter: A Naturally Aspirated V12
Under the hood is the star of the show: a mid-front-mounted 6.5-liter naturally aspirated F140 IA V12 derived from the 812 Superfast. Rated at 715 horsepower and 528 lb-ft of torque, it drives all four wheels through a rear eight-speed dual-clutch transaxle paired with a front-mounted two-speed unit. In an era of downsizing and hybridization, a V12 like this is a collector-grade asset in itself, and the engine bay photos show it in as-new condition.
Documentation and How to Bid
The Purosangue was imported to the US from Canada and Federalized in July 2026. It is offered by Cascio Motors of Scottsdale, Arizona, with the window sticker, a clean Carfax report showing no accidents or damage, and a clean Arizona title, plus a trunk plaque that records the color scheme and optional equipment. Bidding stood at $537,000 at the time of writing, and the no-reserve auction closes on September 28, so head to Bring a Trailer to place your bid before this Tailor Made Ferrari finds its new home.
Shawn Henry