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American Grand Tour
Atelier Collection

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Drawing inspiration from the roads and landscapes that have shaped the American grand tour, the Purosangue American Grand Tour Atelier Collection writes the next chapter of a story that began in the 1950s.

1 Heritage

A landscape made for grand touring

America’s extraordinary scale and beauty have made it a natural home for grand touring. From windswept coastal cliffs to alpine summits, sun-bleached deserts, and forest roads that vanish beneath towering canopies, America’s roads unfold like a series of cinematic landscapes. For generations, this unique driving landscape has inspired a distinguished lineage of Ferrari V12 Grand Touring vehicles conceived for journeys where the road itself becomes the destination.

2 The Collection

Byway

A composition of Blu NART with Bianco King livery and Rosso Giudecca leather. It evokes the spirit of a road that balances scenic beauty with driving engagement, finding harmony between understated beauty and dynamic character.

The Sands

A composition of Blu Genziana Storico with Oro Chiaro livery and Sabbia leather, inspired by the luminous contrast of pale gypsum dunes set against a cloudless desert sky. It portrays a landscape where wind and light continuously reshape the horizon, creating an ever-changing interplay of form, shadow, and colour.

The Great
Plains

A composition of Bronzo Montecarlo and Testa di Moro Java leather, inspired by the rich, tonal earth hues of the Great Plains. It captures a landscape whose depth and understated beauty emerge through layers of monochromatic tone and texture.

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