How many Ferraris on the road now?

From article posted here earlier today: 90,000 out of 120,000 Ferraris made are still on the road.

In terms of newer cars... which model? I believe Ferrari now produce about 6,000 cars annually.

 

EDIT: You sure 'bout that? Seems everybody is "griping" (why is B$#@#in considered 'bad'?) due to the ever increasing numbers.

360s were well over 6k/year from what I understand. Can't imagine 430s being any different. Heck, on this forum alone they could sell more than 6,000 new 430s!

 

yup...and Luca promised no more than 5,000 cars a year.

You know those 30k missing are all 308s, gt4s,and TRs.

 

I'm surprised the figure was that low! Porsche used to claim that 90% of all their cars were still on the road.

Of course, it depends on what your definition of "on the road" is!

 

360 total production was about 18,000, IIRC, spread over 1999-2004.

 

90K out of 120K ever produced? Those are pretty good numbers. Of course when you only average 2-3K miles a year, they really ae not driven much.

 

I agree. Ferraris tend to be bought to be preserved, maybe less so now than in the past when people had more respect for machinery.

If Porsche still claims 90% (I'm skeptical -- most 356s and early 911s rusted badly and quickly, and most 924s have been rightly used up and scrapped), that's an astounding stat.

 

i wonder in where country there is more ferrari ?
USA or Japan maybe ?

 

USA.

 

USA of course
the biggest markets are:

1. USA
2. Germany
3. Italy

 

There are exactly 297 Ferraris on the road in the US at this very moment.

 

296 ... I just parked mine.

 

Okay, I did some googling, and it appears that Porsche claims 60% are "still on the road."

 

60% sounds reasonable. 911s never seem to die.