Ferrari Unveils 10 Bespoke Purosangue Commissions for the American Grand Tour Collection
Honoring its top global market, Maranello drops ten hyper-exclusive, one-of-one V12 crossovers inspired by US landscapes and legendary driving routes.
Summary
Ferrari unveiled the Purosangue American Grand Tour Atelier Collection, featuring ten unique one-of-one V12 commissions built for the US market.
The lineup splits into the geography-inspired "Landscapes" series and the race-livery-focused "Roads" series.
Ferrari is making a massive statement in its most lucrative market with an edition far rarer than even its flagships: a ten-piece, hyper-exclusive fleet tailored specifically for American enthusiasts. Responsible for nearly a quarter of Maranello’s global footprint, the United States now serves as the canvas for the Purosangue American Grand Tour Atelier Collection. Built as ten completely unique, one-of-one commissions, these bespoke V12 crossovers pull direct inspiration from the country’s sweeping landscapes and historic driving routes, ensuring no two vehicles in the lineup will ever be duplicated.
The collection opens with the Landscapes series, a five-car study translating regional topographies into rich visual contrasts. “The Coast” sets the tone by pairing Blu Cangiante paint with Dark Amber accents and Terra Antica leather, capturing the meeting point of Pacific waves and coastal bluffs. “The Mountains” follows with a serene Verde Menthe exterior over a warm Beige Honolulu cabin, while “The Great Plains” opts for an earthy Bronzo Montecarlo shell set against deep Testa di Moro Java hides. “The Forests” utilizes a shadowy Verde Zeltweg green contrasted by Verde Venaria interior detailing, and “The Sand” rounds out the group with a vintage Blu Genziana Storico exterior complemented by Sabbia leather.
Shifting from natural terrain to the art of driving, the Roads series channels classic American grand touring and motorsport heritage through bold graphic liveries and patriotic details. “Switchback” merges Blu America paint with a sharp Rosso Corsa livery, anchoring an interior lined in Bianco white leather with stars-and-stripes detailing stitched directly into the seats. “Overlook” flips that palette with Rosso California paint, a Blu America livery, and a clean Bianco interior. “Straight Away” rocks a Bianco Mille Miglia finish with classic blue NART racing stripes over rich Rosso Giudecca leather, which is then inverted by “Byway” in a Blu NART body with a Bianco King livery. Finally, “Mountain Pass” completes the set in an aggressive Rosso Racing 2025 shade over a deep Blu Sterling cabin.
While Ferrari is keeping official window stickers under wraps, every single one-of-one configuration will easily command a massive premium over the base V12 model’s starting price. More than just a showcase of Atelier craftsmanship, the American Grand Tour collection stands as a rare tribute to US car culture — and a flex of Maranello’s dominant hold on its top market.
