It is called...the Mansory Pugnator. Latin for ‘the competitor or contestant.’ It has carbon. Lots of carbon. Carbon on the hood, carbon on the air intakes, carbon on the wheel arches and vents, carbon on the spoiler. You shall not want for carbon.

What we have here is the Mansory Pugnator—and I honestly wouldn’t blame you if you didn’t look at it. It’s not a pretty sight. It’s the German tuner’s take on the Ferrari Purosangue, which I spent quite a bit of time with and found to be phenomenal, so I take this bastardization somewhat personally.

Mansory just unveiled the Pugnator, its take on the Italian sports car maker’s first SUV, at this year’s Monaco Yacht Show. The German custom shop has dressed up the vehicle in a truly over-the-top body kit and given it a noticeable power bump.

Mansory debuted its new Ferrari Purosangue 'Pugnator' at the Monaco Yacht Show It has a host of upgrades, including a widebody kit, carbon fiber trim, and a big win. Mansory upgraded the powertrain to produce 755 horsepower and 538 pound-feet of torque.

This Ferrari Purosangue features a complete makeover that covers the exterior, cabin, wheels, and powertrain, and it's one kitschy-looking ride

The Mansory Pugnator is a Ferrari Purosangue that's, well, no longer Pur. Mansory has transformed it completely into a widebody beast with special paint, more carbon parts, and even more horsepower than the standard SUV offers.

It took longer than expected for Mansory to unveil its take on the Ferrari Purosangue, but the Bavarian tuner has finally delivered, catering to the often… unique tastes of its