Ferrari Purosangue maintenance and ownership costs

Owning a Ferrari Purosangue involves significant annual expenses beyond the initial purchase price, including taxes, insurance, and maintenance.

In Italy, the vehicle is subject to both regional car tax (bollo) and a luxury tax (superbollo) based on its 533 kW power output. Estimates suggest the superbollo alone can reach approximately 6,960 to 11,000 euros, while the regional tax adds nearly 2,000 euros, bringing total annual taxes to around 8,894 euros or more.

Insurance for full Kasko coverage is estimated between 8,000 and 9,000 euros, depending on specific coverage and driver profiles. Maintenance costs vary; while Ferrari’s Genuine Maintenance program covers scheduled service for the first seven years, other expenses such as tires for 22 and 23-inch wheels can range from 1,800 to 5,000 euros. Fuel costs for an average of 10,000 km are estimated at roughly 3,500 euros per year. Total annual upkeep, excluding financing or leasing, is estimated to fall between 40,000 and 50,000 euros.