Perhaps both the most polarizing and highly anticipated model in Ferrari’s history, the Purosangue debuted in 2022. And while Maranello refers to the model as its “first four-door, four-seater,” everyone else calls it Ferrari’s first S.U.V. Yet even its critics have to admit that its presentation and performance are certainly worthy of the badge. Case in point: roughly three years after it began selling stateside, the model finished third in Robb Report’s 2026 Car of the Year contest. Now, this Prancing Horse has been given an even more athletic step with the just-announced Handling Speciale variant. Admittedly, this news doesn’t move the needle the way some of the marque’s other recent reveals have, most notably the F80 and the 849 Testarossa. It does, though, mean that the family-hauler Enzo never envisioned offers a nimbleness he likely never imagined. After all, the Purosangue delivers 715 hp from a 6.5-liter naturally aspirated V-12, covers zero to 60 mph in 3.3 seconds, and has..
