Ferrari sales dropped 5 percent in 2009

In 2009, Ferrari sold 6,250 cars worldwide, a 5% drop compared to the previous year. This is by no means a remarkable feat but it is a far cry from the 35% sales plunge felt in the luxury sports car market.

Ferrari sold 1,467 cars in North America, its largest market, 200 fewer cars than in 2008. In Europe, Ferrari delivered 2,752 units, a 6% drop compared to the previous year. In particular, Ferrari’s main markets in Europe are Italy (655 units sold) and Germany (644 units sold). Ferrari’s new markets have displayed increasing sales. For instance, sales in the Middle East were up 29% to 471 cars.
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veyron1001 - 2/18/2010 12:34:09 PM

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............and?

fatandsassy - 2/18/2010 12:48:17 PM

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5% is such a minimal number than what I would have thought

theoptimisticpessimist - 2/18/2010 1:26:13 PM

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In this economy I shocked that's all.

Joe_Limon - 2/19/2010 3:11:37 AM

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I concur. Money doesn't simply disappear. During depressions it just polarizes and the rich become richer, while the poor become poorer.

BozzorTheGreat - 2/19/2010 3:01:20 AM

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Ferrari's future growth lies in the PRC and in about5 years India: there is still fast, big money to be made in those places and there can be little doubt that people who come from modest backgrounds and work hard to make themselves welathy will want the world to know it. Ferrari's outlook is bright indeed...