Ferrari coming out with its first-ever SUV is a big deal, but there’s been a slight hiccup: The Purosangue name that the Italian automaker wants to use, which translates to “pureblood” or “thoroughbred,” isn’t available. The Purosangue Foundation, a European anti-doping charity, owns the trademark. So, naturally, Ferrari is thoroughly suing that charity for its...
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