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| 296 GTB | Purosangue | |
|---|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Ferrari | Ferrari |
| Starting price | — | — |
| Monthly payment | — | — |
| Fuel type | Plug-in hybrid | Gasoline |
| Fuel economy | 18.0 mpg | 12.0 mpg |
| CO₂ emissions | 398 g/mi | 711 g/mi |
| Annual maintenance cost | — | — |
Yes, 2022 and January to March 2023 production of the 296 GTB are most affected, including Assetto Fiorano cars; 2019-2021 models were not produced, and 2024-2025 models have revised hardware and firmware. Symptoms include HV battery contactor failure, random limp mode, hybrid system fault messages, infotainment reboots, 12V battery drain, and on early-2023 cars also eDrive engagement delay, transmission hesitation, and occasional check-engine lights. Verify service history for campaigns 296-HV and 296-ECU, use the Ferrari SD3 diagnostic tool, and test eDrive mode before buying. These faults can lead to loss of hybrid/electric drive and repeated dealer visits, with repair estimates around $3,200 to $5,500.
Common-issue data is not available yet.
Ferrari 296 GTB and Ferrari Purosangue suit different driving needs. The main differences below cover price, monthly payment, fuel economy, and running costs.
The models use different powertrains: 296 GTB — Plug-in hybrid; Purosangue — Gasoline. The better choice depends on your daily route and access to charging.
The final choice is about more than numbers: annual distance, city or highway use, and the space your household needs all matter. Use the CarPayCheck.com calculator to apply your financing terms and evaluate both cars in your situation.
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