The
Ferrari Purosangue is one of the most desired models, for those who have to pay
for it and those who don't. The Italian brand's sports SUV has become one of
the most expensive models on the market, and it's 1:8 scale reproduction so you
can admire it too. Not so much, but with what it costs you can buy an MG ZS.
Those
of Morris Garage are throwing the house out the window. The British brand knows
how to put European brands on the ropes with a range of models that are gaining
more and more followers and customers. If it's making a real splash in the
electric car arena, its latest big thing may end the race for some
zero-emission sports cars.
However,
there is a model that has emerged as a true mainstay in the sales of the brand.
This is the MG ZS, an SUV that faces one of the most demanded models on the
market, the Dacia Duster, and others as affordable as the Skoda Kamiq. This
access model to the MG range is offered in two versions and their prices
start from 14,000 Euros. A little less than the scale reproduction of the
Ferrari Purosangue costs.
The
Ferrari Purosangue is so exclusive, even with 62 centimeters
Incredible
but absolutely true, the exclusivity of the Prancing Horse brand has no limits
and takes advantage of any object. The firm has granted the privilege, and the
necessary permits, for the reproduction of the coveted sports SUV to Amalgam
Collection, a specialist with a long tradition in making scale reproductions of
emblematic models on the market, and this is one of them.
This
craftsman in scale models and miniatures has benefited not only from sketches
by the Maranello brand's designers but also from CAD simulations to perfectly
represent the Purosangue, investing more than 3,000 hours of work to achieve
perfection both from the outside and from the inside. In each unit, a craftsman
needs 300 hours to produce it from scratch, including the paint job, which is
of course only available in the usual Ferrari Red, as well as the assembly of
the interior. Because, at least, you can open its doors and admire it.
Having
a Maranello SUV, even a toy, is impossible
This
1:8 scale reproduction of the Ferrari Purosangue is not yet in the firm's
official store, not even in the 1:43 scale variant, which will be the most
interesting option to get a Purosangue unit. Because this costs a whopping 13,995
euros. If you change the exterior color, that of the brake calipers or the
interior, you will have to pay 18,195 euros. In the first case, almost what the
most ecological MG ZS costs, and in the second, a more powerful and
well-equipped ZS. The choice is yours, but we warn you that only 199 units will
be produced.
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