Ferrari Tries To Bankrupt Non-Profit So It Can Use Purosangue Name For New SUV

Ferrari is once again flexing its muscles in Italy, or at least trying to, by reportedly filing a lawsuit against an Italian charity named "Purosangue." The non-profit happens to bear the same name Ferrari wants to give its first-ever SUV—whenever that comes out—so the automaker is now effectively trying to take it away through the courts.
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CANADIANCOMMENTS - 2/3/2020 1:14:49 PM

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Perhaps Ferrari should see this is as a sign it should search for a better name for this new high riding vehicle that is not (according to them) an SUV. Call it the Ferrari F412 and be done with it.

skytop - 2/3/2020 3:34:40 PM

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Why not just call it "brutta rossa"
That mean ugly red.

MDarringer - 2/3/2020 9:14:14 PM

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Puramerda would work.

valhallakey - 2/4/2020 12:36:34 AM

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Il carro di Cesare

dumpsty - 2/4/2020 2:53:16 PM

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this SUV better be slick as sh!t....for Ferrari to have to strong-arm the model name from a local non-profit.

MDarringer - 2/4/2020 9:48:31 PM

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La GV80

Holydude - 2/19/2020 7:04:25 AM

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Is there a very good reason why they can't just change the model name, it's not even a very good one to begin with...