Named after a picturesque Italian village on the Italian Riviera, the Portofino represented Ferrari's pinnacle grand tourer between 2017 and 2023. This beautiful car features a retractable hardtop and comes to you with just 6,000 miles done since it left the Maranello factory gates. If you'd like to own one of Ferrari's best products of recent years, this car is a worthy contender for your attention.
Draped in clean Bianco Avus, the design penned by the Ferrari Styling Center really shows with this 2021 Ferrari Portofino. Ferrari designs are always iconic and eye-catching and can't be mistaken for anything else. The clean design is complemented by full LED headlamps and taillamps and a lovely set of double-five-spoke alloy wheels in silver. The yellow-backed Ferrari crest sits in each wheel center, while red brake calipers add a secondary dash of color for even more visual drama. After all, a Ferrari must carry some degree of visual drama with it. The visual drama continues as we open a door and enter a fine Rosso Ferrari leather interior. You've got two plus two seating, which means two front seats for adults, and two rear seats better suited for children. The cabin is well-equipped, offering dual-zone climate control, a touchscreen infotainment system, a decent speaker system, and the requisite powered conveniences. As mentioned, you can also deploy the power-retractable hardtop for the full convertible experience. However, Ferrari cabins typically focus on the driver, and this 2021 Ferrari Portofino is no different. A white-faced rev counter takes center stage, flanked by twin digital displays. Meanwhile, the car's flat-bottomed steering wheel hosts the paddle shifters for manual gear selection, as well as the signature Manettino dial for changing driving modes. Then, you've got buttons for the infotainment system, the engine starter, and even the turn signals.
This 2021 Ferrari Portofino is powered by a downsized 3.9L twin-turbocharged V8 that still wails in true Ferrari fashion. Of course, it delivers plenty of power and torque, with official outputs said to be 591hp and 561lb-ft. A 7-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission sends power to the rear wheels, while F1-style traction control is always on hand to keep you out of trouble as far as possible. When it's time to stop, the massive carbon ceramic brakes always do an eye-widening job of shedding speed.
2021 Ferrari Portofino
3.9L Twin-Turbo V8
7-Speed Automatic
RWD
Bianco Avus Exterior
Rosso Leather Interior
Retractable hard top
Full LED headlights
LED Tailights
Carbon Ceramic Brakes
White Rev Counter
Rosso Corsa Brake Calipers
Scuderia Ferrari Fender Shields
Passenger Display
Horse Stitched Headrest
Rosso Ferrari Leather Seat Trim
Replacing the California T as Ferrari’s entry-level GT, the Portofino we feature here strikes a balance between elegance, daily usability, and the performance pedigree expected of Maranello’s finest. This 2019 example, finished in Rosso Scuderia over a Nero interior, reportedly has just 3,281 miles and is powered by Ferrari’s 3.9-liter twin-turbocharged V8 paired with a 7-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission. In addition to its pedigree as a Ferrari, it also features desirable options such as Magneride dual-mode suspension, Scuderia Ferrari shields, and a Burmester-quality interior spec that highlights contrasting Giallo stitching and accents.
The 2019 Ferrari Portofino represents Maranello’s vision of blending everyday usability with pure Ferrari performance in a retractable hardtop grand tourer. Finished in Rosso Corsa over Cuoio leather, this U.S.-spec example (built June 2018) showcases a highly desirable configuration that balances luxury, technology, & driving emotion. With its 3.9L twin-turbocharged V8 producing 591 horsepower, lightning-quick dual-clutch transmission, & Ferrari’s signature steering-wheel controls, the Portofino embodies a modern GT that can cruise comfortably yet transform instantly into a focused sports car. Equipped with premium audio, carbon trim, & high-performance brakes, this Portofino is optioned to appeal to both spirited drivers & grand-touring enthusiasts.
You know a car is truly something to behold when it comes from Ferrari, and is named after a stylish village on the Italian Riviera. Yes, that’s what the Ferrari Portofino represents. Introduced in 2017, it was made until 2023, and represented one of Ferrari’s top models. It’s a fine sports car that can effortlessly chase down supercars and make every drive a truly special one. So why wait? Get your hands on your very own 2019 Ferrari Portofino right now. Hailing from Doral, Florida, this beautiful and passionate Italian beauty comes with only 33,986 miles on the clock and that signature Ferrari driving experience. Call or DM us to find out how to take this horse home with you.
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