Brochure collection

A5 media card for the 296 GT3 Evo
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296 Speciale card
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While going through my collection of TOFM and seeing all the articles covering the new models as they get released, I was thinking these glossy magazines are the closest that Ferrari do to producing modern physical brochures these days.

 

Was the 296 GTB one the last brochure they released ?
At first I thought that was not long ago, but then I realized it's already four years ago...

 

Yes, the 296 GTB , SF90 and the Roma are the last of the current range that they still made brochures for.

Amazing to think for the price of their cars they can't factor glossy brochures into their budget.

 

Just as an aside I think one of the reasons they no longer produce brochures is because of the number of models they are releasing every year.

Never in history have they had so many current models...

• SF90 Stradale
• SF90 Spider
• 296 GTB
• 296 GTS
• Ferrari 12Cilindri
• Ferrari 12Cilindri Spider
• Ferrari Purosangue
• Ferrari Amalfi
• Ferrari Roma Spider
• 296 Speciale
• 296 Speciale A
• SF90 XX Stradale
• SF90 XX Spider
• 812 Competizione
• 812 Competizione A
• Daytona SP3
• Monza SP1
• Monza SP2
• F80
• 296 GT3

 

And the dealers would sell them to collectors. That had to be profitable, no?

 

and beyond the brochures were the Ferrari press kits which were always a challenge to get. That was back when they participated in auto shows...

 

I agree that collectors and owners would want them but because of so many more models and the minimum print numbers would still need to be high, I wonder if they thought it doesnt make economic sense these days,

I think they should still make them for their 9 core models however.

 

I have a question but I don't know if it belongs here in this thread. Sorry I'm writing through a translator.
Do you know if Ferrari has published a brochure for PUROSANGUE, 12Cilindri, 296 Speciale.
It seems like they stopped publishing these brochures. Even the Litographs are published in limited numbers compared to before.

 

Hi Karel, I have never seen any of these brochures despite intensive search. So I am afraid there aren't any. It's a pity.

 

Looks like they stopped publishing. Thanks for the info.

 

But they offer you a book about their endurance racing history for 19,000 euros ...

 

Ferrari have stopped producing brochures for years now.

All information is online

 

Ok. Thank