10 New Model Debuts to Watch For This Fall 2022
by The Car Guide
Photo: Ferrari
Ferrari Purosangue
Back in March, Ferrari posted the first official image of its all-new Purosangue SUV. The Italian automaker doesn’t want to call it an SUV—more like an FUV, or Ferrari Utility Vehicle—claiming it’s a different breed of sports cars aimed at drivers who want more space and versatility, not unlike the Porsche Panamera Sport Turismo. As for the engine, seemingly all possible options have been discussed to this point, from the new 296 GTB’s V6 hybrid powertrain to the naturally aspirated V12 in the 812. One thing’s for sure, though: power will be distributed to all four wheels, likely using a new, model-specific AWD system.
