Scott Galloway

I've witnessed clients age before my eyes and they are not being replaced by the younger generation.

Two questions.

What advice do you have for people working in an industry that might look drastically different in five to 10 years?

And what advice do you have for someone who might be stuck in an industry because it's the only experience they have on their resume?

I get this question a lot.

So according to the data, Ferrari buyers are actually getting younger.

40% of new Ferrari buyers are now under 40, up from 30% in 2023, according to Ferrari CEO.

I kind of think a lot of that's crypto, sort of the crypto in the manosphere.

I can't help it.

Anytime I see someone under the age of 40 in a Ferrari, I think they're probably living with their mother or they rent.

You should never own a nice car if you rent, in my view.

And that is...

That's not the ultimate.

I mean, the real brag is to have a nice home, is to have a place that's clean, well-decorated, and comfortable.

I think a car is really trying hard, you know, from someone who's owned a bunch of Range Rovers.

This is how I can tell I'm getting older.

I'm actually looking at that new Ferrari 12-cylinder.

I don't think I would fit in the thing, but I think, oh, it's so beautiful, I would just want to park it in my driveway.

Yeah, so it looks actually as if the buyer is getting younger.

Ferrari shipped almost 14,000 cars in 2024 while generating $1.25 billion in profit.