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Ferrari Portofino: Ferrari entry-level grand tourer convertible (2017+). Twin-turbo V8 making 591 horsepower. Folding hardtop.
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Ferrari entry-level grand tourer convertible (2017+). Twin-turbo V8 making 591 horsepower. Folding hardtop.

The Ferrari Portofino is an entry-level grand tourer produced from 2017+. The Portofino is Ferrari accessible convertible, positioned below the Roma and other Ferrari grand tourers. The 3.9L twin-turbocharged V8 makes 591 horsepower in standard trim and 612 horsepower in Portofino M (2020+). Folding hardtop convertible. 2+2 seating. The Portofino M (2020+) is a refresh with revised exterior, more power (612 horsepower), and updated chassis tuning. Production continues alongside the Roma. On WhipJury, Portofino submissions are uncommon but distinctive.

Portofino variants

Portofino (2017-2019). Original. 591 horsepower.

Portofino M (2020+). Refresh. 612 horsepower.

Frequently asked questions about Ferrari Portofino

How does Portofino compare to Roma?
Different bodies, similar chassis. Portofino is convertible; Roma is coupe (with Roma Spider added 2023). Both share twin-turbo V8 architecture. Portofino has more grand-tourer character; Roma has more aggressive performance tuning. Roma is the more modern interpretation.
How much does a Portofino cost?
New 2024 Portofino M: starts around $238,000. Used Portofino: $130,000-$200,000+. Used Portofino M: $180,000-$240,000+. The Portofino is the most accessible Ferrari ownership option.
Is the Portofino reliable?
Generally yes. The 3.9L twin-turbo V8 has been reliable across multiple Ferrari generations. Common issues are typical for grand tourer Ferraris: occasional infotainment concerns, hardtop mechanism components, and various age-related items. Maintenance is expensive but lower than mid-engine Ferraris.
Is the Portofino M the same as standard Portofino?
Refreshed variant. Portofino M (2020+) added 21 horsepower, eight-speed dual-clutch (vs seven-speed in standard), refined exterior, and various updates. M stands for Modificata (modified). The M is the current production Portofino.
How does Portofino compare to California T?
Portofino replaced California T (2014-2017). California T was Ferrari first front-engine convertible with twin-turbo V8 (552 horsepower). Portofino is the modern successor with more power, refined chassis, and updated styling. Both share fundamental concept; Portofino is the modern interpretation.

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