Why Ferrari Is The Most Profitable Car

19 Feb 2024 · 0 min
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In a brief conversational exchange, the speakers highlight Ferrari’s extraordinary profitability, noting that the brand earns over $100,000 profit per vehicle—far surpassing any other automaker. They contrast this with Tesla’s $6,700 profit per car and illustrate how other manufacturers would need to sell thousands of cars (e.g., Ford 9,800, Mercedes and BMW 67 each) to match Ferrari’s per‑unit profit. The dialogue underscores Ferrari’s unique business model of making a profit on every unit sold, unlike mass‑market makers that often lose money on individual models and rely on parts or services for earnings.

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