A Look Inside Ferrari's Factory in Maranello, Italy
Proudly emblazoned with the iconic motif of the prancing horse, the unassuming walls of the Ferrari
Proudly emblazoned with the iconic motif of the prancing horse, the unassuming walls of the Ferrari factory in Maranello, Italy, hides 15,000 square meters of infrastructure that has consistently given the world its most luxurious cars. The engineers at Ferrari painstakingly scrutinize every component of each vehicle to ensure that every one of the 7,000 units sent out into the world is flawless down to the last bolt. It is, after all, in this way that Ferrari maintains its impressive net revenues, amounting to €2.335 million EUR (approximately $2.95 million USD) in 2013, by restricting the supply and leaving enthusiasts around the world lusting after each model, and upping the waitlists for new units to several years in some cases. Enjoy the photos above by Luca Locatelli, and make sure to check out photos of the inside of the Rolls-Royce factory in England as well.
