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A Ferrari Purosangue Scale Model By Amalgam May Cost Up To $20,795

July 16, 2023 / By Zunair Tahir / Automotive News

Using its long-standing partnership with the Italian sports vehicle and supercar maker, British scale model specialist Amalgam Collection has unveiled a tiny replica of the Ferrari Purosangue, although at a very high price.

There Will Only Be 199 Produced, And There Will Also Be A $15,995 Version

Amalgam employed hundreds of carefully constructed pieces, including castings, photo-etchings, and CNC-machined metal components, along with genuine CAD blueprints, color codes, and material specifications from Ferrari to produce the 1:8 scale Purosangue.

The outcome is fantastic, and if you were to only look at pictures, you may mistake the scale model for the genuine automobile.

The Amalgam Ferrari Purosangue, which is over 24 inches (62 centimeters) long, took more than 3,000 hours to create, and each of the 199 hand-built pieces took more than 300 hours to build.

The corporation claims that to assure total accuracy of depiction, engineering and design teams would thoroughly inspect models at the conclusion of each production.

The 1:8 scale model of Ferrari’s first SUV is included in the standard price of $15,995 and is painted red with a black interior, while the Bespoke edition boosts the price to $20,795. Customers can choose the paint color, interior color, wheel type, and caliper color for this amount of money.

Even yet, it is far less expensive than the genuine Purosangue, which costs $400,000, has a 6.5-liter V12 engine that produces 715 horsepower, and can accelerate from 0 to 62 mph in just 3.3 seconds.

Amalgam Collection is renowned for producing incredibly accurate scale versions of well-known automobiles, like the Aston Martin DB5 Vantage and Bugatti Veyron.

The Bristol-based firm, which was established in 1985, primarily concentrated on producing exquisite architectural models for the top British and German architects of the time. In particular, it produced parts for the first Dyson vacuum cleaners as part of its product prototyping services.

Ferrari joined Amalgam Collection as a partner in 1998 after the company began producing high-end model automobiles in 1995.

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Carlex Design Gives The Ferrari Purosangue A Two-Tone Makeover With 23-Inch Rims

May 18, 2023 / By Zunair Tahir / Automotive News

The Ferrari Purosangue, the brand’s first four-door vehicle, debuted in September, and Carlex Design is already giving it a facelift. The aftermarket expert now provides a two-tone paint scheme for the new model as part of an interior and exterior design package.

The Tuner’s Cabin Is Decorated With A Green And White Color Scheme

Racing Green was painted on the top of the Purosangue by Carlex, who contrasted it with brushed silver on the bottom to give the Ferrari a stunning look. From the front, the green on top stretches over the hood and wraps around the greenhouse until ending at the top of the rear hatch.

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Although the powertrain is unchanged, there shouldn’t be any issues. The Ferrari has a naturally aspirated 6.5-liter V12 engine that produces 528 pound-feet of torque and 715 horsepower. The Purosangue, according to the company, can accelerate to 62 mph in 3.3 seconds and has a peak speed of more than 192 mph.

Ferrari Purosangue By Carlex Design Interior

All four wheels receive power from its eight-speed dual-clutch transmission, however the front-wheel drive system does disengage depending on the gear and speed.

Although Ferrari’s first four-door model could appear to be a blunder for the venerable sports car manufacturer, demand has been strong ever since it was introduced.

The business disclosed earlier this month that it had enough orders for Purosangue to stay busy till 2025. Because of the enthusiastic early reaction from clients, it also opened the order books again after closing them.

In the upcoming months and years, we anticipate seeing additional improvements and kits for the four-door Ferrari as tuners and specialists start fiddling. The entire conversion is available through Carlex for €61,500 ($66,618 at the current currency rate). Customers may, however, choose to purchase the exterior, interior, and rim packages separately for €16,500, €36,00, and €12,000 ($17,873, $38,996, and $12,998).

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A Ferrari Purosangue Scale Model By Amalgam May Cost Up To $20,795

A Ferrari Purosangue Scale Model By Amalgam May Cost Up To $20,795

There Will Only Be 199 Produced, And There Will Also Be A $15,995 Version

Source: Amalgam Collection

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Carlex Design Gives The Ferrari Purosangue A Two-Tone Makeover With 23-Inch Rims

Carlex Design Gives The Ferrari Purosangue A Two-Tone Makeover With 23-Inch Rims

The Tuner’s Cabin Is Decorated With A Green And White Color Scheme

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