Rent a Ferrari Purosangue in Florence

The Purosangue occupies a category of one in the current Ferrari range: four doors, four full seats, and none of the compromises that usually come with committing to a supercar for a few days in Tuscany. For 2026 the model is available in Florence as a single variant, starting at €3,100 per day, which puts it in a different conversation than the marque's two-seat cars — this is the Ferrari you book when the group won't fit in a Roma Spider or an F8, but you still want the V12 badge on the key fob. That makes it a natural fit for clients arranging more than a solo drive: a small wedding party moving between a Lungarno hotel and a countryside ceremony, a corporate host collecting colleagues from Peretola for a Pitti Uomo week, or a family based outside the centre near San Gimignano who still wants one serious car in the driveway rather than a fleet of sedans. The cabin comfortably seats four adults with luggage, so airport pickups from Florence or the longer transfer from Pisa don't require a second vehicle. Handover follows the same logic that applies to every car in this segment here: the historic centre's camera-enforced ZTL and scarce street parking make a city-centre meeting impractical, so collection is arranged at the airport, a Lungarno-area hotel, or another suburban point agreed in advance. From there, the roads open up quickly — the short climb to Fiesole for an evening arrival, the SS222 through Greve if the day includes a winery stop, or a straight autostrada run toward Lucca and Pisa where the car's size and ride comfort matter more than outright agility. Deposit terms and insurance conditions are confirmed at booking, in line with standard rental practice for a car in this bracket, and the single available configuration keeps the decision straightforward: it's a matter of dates and duration, not choosing between trims.