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Named after a village on the Italian Riviera and unveiled at this very village, the Ferrari Portofino was the flamboyant Italian automaker’s hardtop convertible grand tourer between 2017 and 2023. It’s a supremely capable, emotive, and exciting two-plus-two grand tourer to treat yourself. That’s why if you’re after one of these passionate Italian beauties, this 2019 Ferrari Portofino is sure to catch your fancy. Need some convincing to help swing the balance? How about the low mileage of just 6,100 since it left the factory? Not enough? Read on.
This particular 2019 Ferrari Portofino foregoes the popular, and, dare we say it, common Ferrari Racing Red for a more muted Grigio Silverstone paint job. However, the car includes features such as Scuderia Ferrari shields, 20-inch forged and dark-painted alloy wheels, and black-painted tailpipes. Finally, it’s got a power-operated retractable hard top, making this a true all-weather car that can be driven in every season. The interior of this 2019 Ferrari Portofino comes in Nero (also known as black) and includes Alcantara door panels, seat inner trim, and rear wall trim. Then, there’s a carbon fiber central bridge, Alcantara on the lower dashboard area, and quilted-style seats. Looking further, one begins to appreciate the Grigio Chiaro special stitching, the electrically operated front seats, and the aluminum footrests for the driver and front passenger. Meanwhile, the driver gets a carbon-fiber steering wheel with huge gear shift paddles, LED lights to indicate optimal shift points and some multifunction controls. Then, we find an aluminum rev counter and even a parking camera. There’s automatic climate control to keep everyone comfortable and a high-power Hi-Fi sound system for entertainment. But the most compelling soundtrack will be that of the car’s engine, and let’s check that out right now.
Installed in the front of this 2019 Ferrari Portofino is a 3.9L V8, which may sound small, but the engine’s got two turbochargers for added punch. Hence, it can provide up to 592hp and 561 lb-ft of torque to the rear wheels via a 7-speed dual-clutch automatic gearbox. Therefore, 0-60 mph takes just 3.5 seconds, and the top speed is rated at 199 mph. Meanwhile, large, ventilated disc brakes provide excellent stopping power, while the car’s Magneride dual-mode suspension can be adjusted between various modes, offering surprisingly comfortable ride characteristics or a sharp, F1-racer-style experience on the track.
2019 Ferrari Portofino
3.9L V8
7-Speed Dual-Clutch Automatic Transmission
RWD
Grigio Silverstone Exterior
Nero Interior
Alcantara Seats Inner Trim
Alcantara Door Panels
Alcantara Rear Wall trim
Two Tone Body Painting
Glossy Black Brake Calipers
Carbon Fiber Central Bridge
Alcantara Lower Dashboard
Cavallino Stitched in Headrest
Black Tailpipe Tips
Carbon Fiber Steering Wheel + LEDS
Scuderia Ferrari Shields
Magneride Dual Mode Suspension
Parking Camera
Aluminum Driver and Passenger Footrest
20" Forged Dark Painted Wheels
Aluminum Rev Counter
Full Electric Seats
High Power Hi-fi System
Quilted Style Seats
Grigio Chiaro Colored Special Stitching
Named after a village on the Italian Riviera and unveiled at this very village, the Ferrari Portofino was the flamboyant Italian automaker’s hardtop convertible grand tourer between 2017 and 2023. It’s a supremely capable, emotive, and exciting two-plus-two grand tourer to treat yourself. That’s why if you’re after one of these passionate Italian beauties, this 2019 Ferrari Portofino is sure to catch your fancy. Need some convincing to help swing the balance? How about the low mileage of just 6,100 since it left the factory? Not enough? Read on.
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.
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