The Vietnamese market now has more than 50 Ferrari supercars, with Mr. Dang Le Nguyen Vu owning half of them. This shows the Chairman of Trung Nguyen’s passion for these supercars. For months, he has been buying every Ferrari available in the market, as long as they are sold by someone familiar and have white plates.
That’s why he hasn’t brought the convertible supercar to his garage. Let’s explore the only Ferrari Portofino M in Vietnam: An attractive option for a supercar costing just over 10 billion VND.
When will it come back to Vietnam?
In August 2022, Phan Cong Khanh, the owner of K-Supper supercar showroom, posted pictures of the first Ferrari Portofino M to arrive in Vietnam. This car is from the M series, an upgrade between life cycles, and has completed the registration procedures.
A few days later, the Ferrari Portofino M convertible supercar appeared on the streets of Saigon with the NG license plate. However, the car was sold back to Phan Cong Khanh’s showroom a few months later.
After the owner was arrested, the Ferrari Portofino M could be seen on the streets of Hanoi and has been offered for sale by many showrooms since then.
How much does the only Ferrari Portofino M in Vietnam currently cost?
The Ferrari Portofino is a convertible supercar that follows the success of the Ferrari California. In Vietnam, there is currently only 1 Ferrari Portofino M for sale.
Based on our research, the only Ferrari Portofino M in Vietnam is currently being offered for sale at a price of 10.9 billion VND. It is a 2021 model that has already traveled 8,000 km. While there are many options for used supercars at this price, the Ferrari Portofino M stands out as the only one of its kind.
What makes the Ferrari Portofino M special?
In 2008, Ferrari introduced a convertible car line called California. It was an affordable model but included many design improvements and had 4 seats, which was a luxury for Ferrari cars at that time. 10 years later, the Portofino succeeded the California.
The Ferrari Portofino, like the California, has a hardtop roof, which is fashionable and convenient. Unlike a soft top, it doesn’t deform or deteriorate with long-term use.
The Ferrari Portofino M is an upgrade of the standard version, with noticeable changes at the rear of the car. The rear bumper has been completely redesigned to fit the revised exhaust system, which produces a more interesting sound.
The convertible supercar features a 2+2 style with 2 rear seats suitable for children. It also has a 10.25-inch touchscreen on the dashboard, a steering wheel with integrated function buttons, and an additional screen.
Powertrain
The Ferrari Portofino M convertible supercar is equipped with a twin-turbocharged 3.9-liter V8 engine, tuned to deliver a maximum power of 612 horsepower, an increase of 20 horsepower compared to the standard version. The peak torque is 760 Nm, the same as the Ferrari Roma.
With this power, the upgraded version of the Ferrari Portofino convertible supercar can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in just 3.45 seconds and reach a top speed of 320 km/h. It is also equipped with the latest Side Slip Control system and an 8-speed dual-clutch transmission.
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