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A Pictorial Trip Through Ferrari's Car Plant
Ferrari is probably one of the most famous car brands in the world. The Italian sports car maker has had a great history not only for building exciting sports cars but also for its rich racing heritage. Ferrari has a manufacturing plant in the small Italian town of Maranello where it hand builds its famed sports cars.
Did you know Ferrari started selling its cars only to finance its racing team? Here are more such interesting Ferrari facts along with a look through Ferrari's Maranello plant. Ferrari's Scuderia Formula 1 team has the maximum number of fans from across the globe. The Formula 1 cars are now built at Ferrari's second manufacturing plant in Fiorano.
Here are images of some interesting Ferrari facts along with images of the Maranello plant.
Enzo Ferrari
Ferrari Founder Enzo Ferrari was a keen racing driver. He started his racing career in 1919 and went on to win several races.
Ferrari's Maranello Plant
Enzo Ferrari started this plant in Maranello in the early 1940s. The plant was used to build both race cars and sports cars.
Maranello Shop Floor
Have a look at the sparkling clean production floor at the Maranello plant, the location where some of the most beautiful cars of the world are built.
Ready To Race
The fully built Ferraris found at the Maranello plant. Ferrari builds as many as 6,400 cars a year.
A View That Could Kill
This is one image that any Ferrari Formula 1 lover would love to have. Seeing so many bright red Formula 1 cars in one location is truly thrilling.
Maranello Plant
Ferrari stopped building Formula 1 cars in Maranello. It set up a separate plant next to its test track in Fiorano.
Ferrari celebrated its 50th anniversary by building a limited edition F50. It built just 349 units of the F50.
458 Italia
Workers assembling the 458 Italia sports car.
The Ferrari Boss
Ferrari boss Luca di Montezemolo poses in the Maranello plant.
The Most Expensive Ferrari Ever
The Ferrari 250 GTO is the most expensive car auctioned. It was sold for a whopping $12 million.
Corporate Office
Ferrari owners are part of an exclusive group. The Ferrari owners group has chapters in 18 countries.
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