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Ferrari has a higher market capitalization than Ford Motor Company, despite Ford producing 160 times more cars.
Ferrari's market capitalization is higher than that of Volkswagen, Honda, Stellantis, and Mercedes-Benz.
Ferrari has the highest profit margins in the entire auto industry.
Approximately 80% of new Ferrari cars are allocated for purchase by existing Ferrari owners.
A privately-owned Ferrari 166, entered by Luigi Canetti, won the first post-WWII running of the 24 Hours of Le Mans.
Ferrari is the only Formula One team to have competed continuously since the sport's inception.
A core tenet of Ferrari's business strategy is to always produce one fewer car than the total market demand.
Ferrari had a 61-year exclusive design partnership with Pininfarina, which designed nearly every road-going Ferrari until 2013.
Enzo Ferrari's son and designated heir, Dino Ferrari, died at age 24 from muscular dystrophy.
Following a crash at the 1957 Mille Miglia race where a Ferrari killed the driver and nine spectators, Enzo Ferrari was charged with manslaughter by Italian authorities.
In 1963, Ford Motor Company negotiated to acquire Ferrari for $10 million, down from an initial asking price of $18 million, though the deal ultimately failed.
In 1969, Enzo Ferrari sold a 50% stake in his company to Fiat.