Ferrari Purosangue Suspension Parts Carry Repair Costs Worth More Than a BMW M3
Owning a Ferrari Purosangue already demands deep pockets before the first mile. In the United States, the V12-powered “FUV” starts at around $400,000, and dealers often expect buyers to add optional equipment on top of that figure. Yet one repair item attached to Ferrari’s high-riding model stands far above normal supercar maintenance costs. The problem appears once the factory warranty...


















