When it comes to quintessential sports car brands, Ferrari is perhaps the most iconic, with Lamborghini and Porsche also deserving to be part of the conversation. Ferrari has built its reputation on exclusivity, limiting production rather than chasing sales volume, and even taking issue with certain customer modifications to its Prancing Horse-badged cars.
All Ferrari vehicles undergo final assembly at its Maranello factory in Italy. Last year, the Italian marque shipped 13,640 vehicles, including the Purosangue, though the model is intended to account for less than 20% of the brand’s average annual shipments over its lifecycle to prevent the SUV from dominating its lineup. A video from FRAME on YouTube offers a behind-the-scenes look at how these vehicles are made before they hit the road.
