Luca di Montezemolo

Yes.

And one thing that kept coming up, listeners, in our research for Ferrari is just how global they have been from their early days.

Of course, headquartered in Italy, but selling cars to the US and around the world, as we will soon get to from those early days.

And behind any company operating at that scale, there is a massive engine orchestrating money movement behind the scenes.

Yes.

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Okay, David, so where does the famous, infamous prancing horse for Scuderia Ferrari come from?

And I got to say, it is the strangest thing looking at some of these old pictures because the first thing that the prancing horse went on was these Alfa Romeo cars.

Yes.

And so there's these old pictures of a Alfa Romeo badged car and the fender sort of in front of the door.