How Many Cars Does Ferrari Make Each Year?

• 488 Pista Spider: Currently in production
• 488 Pista: Currently in production
• Portofino: Currently in production
• 812 Superfast: Currently in production
• GTC4Lusso: Currently in production
• GTC4Lusso T: Currently in production
• Monza SP1: 500 (both SP1 and SP2) models
• Monza SP2: 500 (both SP1 and SP2) models
• 488 Spider: Currently in production
• 488 GTB: Currently in production
• F12berlinetta: Approximately 5,000 models
• California T: Approximately 7,900 models

• California: Approximately 8,000 models
• F12dtf: 799 models
• 458 Speciale: Approximately 3,000 models
• 458 Italia: Approximately 15,000 models
• 458 Spider: Approximately 6,000 models
• FF: 2,291 models
• LaFerrari: 500 models
• LaFerrari Aperta: 210 models
• Scuderia Spider 16M: 499 models
• 360 Spider: 2,389 models (for the US market)
• 360 Modena: 1,810 models (for the US market)
• F8 Tributo: Currently in production

Why are So Few Ferraris Made Each Year?

Ferraris are made with exceptional care, and almost entirely by hand — in fact, the only part of the Ferrari manufacturing process that’s automated is the connection of each vehicle’s valve mechanics. Engines are assembled by hand every day, and meticulous quality control ensures that every Ferrari produced meets the highest standards. Such demanding attention to detail also requires time, and it’s a large part of what makes every Prancing Horse special.