It’s quite hard to describe what a full immersion in the world of Ferrari might mean. For our Italian colleagues at Autoblog.it, the description is about their home company’s capacity to surprise - to really break the mould of what the world expects from supercars. Others might disagree although this year’s Ferrari FF definitely was along the lines of Ferrari playing a field all its own.
In any case in our day at Maranello, for us visiting the Ferrari production lines, after the Corse Clienti department, with its assembly operations seen in these pics, is a privileged moment to see the inside of one of the world’s legendary car manufacturers. So much history has rolled off these lines that if you try to think about it, it’s overwhelming.
Seeing Ferrari production facilities we should probably tell the story in institutional terms - talking of numbers, prizes, excellence, technology, work-life balance and production operations. But with all respect to Ferrari, it seems frankly inadequate. How can you use those kinds of parameters to relate what you see when you turn around and suddenly something jumps out at you, like a kind of exotic mirage?
A day at Maranello: Ferrari production and nuova meccanica pics
Here, there are examples of the kinds of Ferrari models that have come out of these production facilities, which are still in full operation when we walk through. The queen of this little group has got to be one of only three Ferrari 288 GTO Evoluzione models that exists in the world. It’s followed by models like the 1986 Formula Cart, 550 Barchetta, 599 GTB Panamerican 20.000, the 612 Scaglietti 15.000 Red Miles Tour, the F355 World Tour, 250 GT lusso, Ferrari F50 and more. Enjoy the spectacle in the gallery.
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