On Dasher, on Prancer, on…Ferrari?

A Romanian property tycoon hitched a childrens’ sled to the back of his Ferrari for a souped-up sleigh ride through snowy hills, video showed.

Bogdan Capusan – a real estate developer and Ferrari collector –  towed what appeared to be three youngsters through a picturesque hillside on his SF90 Stradale hybrid-powered vehicle as Mariah Carey’s “All I Want For Christmas” played in the background.

Capusan even showed viewers how to hack their own elite cars to fix a sled to the back in the footage posted on Instagram.

“I found a way to do it ????????❤️ Any other volunteers for higher speeds sleigh rides ???????? ?” he captioned the post.

“PS You can put the plates back on after inserting the strings or don’t remove them at all if you have small hands. All SF90 owners out there… you are welcome,” he added.

Despite Capusan’s penchant for high-speed racing, he kept things relatively low-key in the snowy drifts and cranked the four-wheel drive Ferrari to a mellow 30 mph.

Viewers looking to recreate the experience should be prepared for a hefty investment up front: The cost of a Ferrari SF90 Stradale starts at around $524,814, according to Car and Driver. 

Capusan is the son of real estate magnate Chimu Capusan. The family is one of the wealthiest in Romania and has a net worth of around $33 million.