Luca di Montezemolo

Depending what this car looks like, I could be very interested.

Yeah, they have always appealed to the gearheads.

I mean, the engineering innovations have always appealed to a set of people, but this is a whole different universe of engineering.

Here's one that I think is really cool.

It's quad motor, one on each wheel.

plus additional motors on each wheel that independently do steering and suspension.

And the effect that it has, apparently, I haven't driven one, is that it takes a super heavy battery powered car and it makes it feel really lightweight and balanced.

And so there's all these almost like illusions that they can do with technology

Yep, yep.

All right.

So last year, they delivered 13,640 cars.

As we mentioned, 330,000 cars have ever been produced.

Here's another way to frame that stat that is my favorite.

This has been true all the way up until this year, this quote.

Porsche delivers more cars each year than Ferrari has ever.

Last year, approximately 81% of new Ferraris were sold to existing clients, and 48% were purchased by customers who already owned multiple Ferraris.

Adding to the collections.

Yes.

You should have the picture by now.

Most Ferraris sit in garages because they sit among many other Ferraris.