Ferrari licensed products

Here's a pretty decent list. I'm forgetting a few, but it's a start:

Mattel
CMC
BBR
Acer
Panerai
Giorgio Nada
Puma
Amalgam
Marcolin
Precisport
Tods
Segway
Nikko
Lego
William Optics
ArtEngine
Bollafi
Revell
Redline

 

Yes. Commercially speaking, Ferrari is an absolute sell-out.
They won't sell enough cars to meet demand, however they will put the name on segways, barbies, toilet water, laptops, cell phones, etc, etc, etc. I can only imagine what the brand will represent two decades from now.

 

Ex-lax by Ferrari constipated to not in no time flat...............lol

 

Redline Models (I believe they are an extension of Spark, but not 100% on that).
While I don't agree with targanero, I think goods like the Segway are straying a bit far.

 

Don't forget FERRARI WORLD. can't wait till they run up to kimi at the end of the season and say" kimi, it's your second wdc, what are you going to do now?" kim says "i'm going to ferrari world!".

 

Montegrappa pens
Olympus Cameras
Turbo Bikes
Norma notebooks
Shell oils
Motorola cell phones
GPToys R/C cars
Meridian audio
IFA Germany GPS
Becker GPS
Art.Engine’s Sound systems
Oregon time and weather
Maxi-Cosi Infant car seat and stroller
Facom Tools
Thrustmaster computer stuff
Tamiya
Henkel perosonal care

 

Here is what I was wondering,
When approving the licensing, does Ferrari analize the product? Is there a guideline that the manufacturer has to follow?
The reason I ask is, for christmas I got this Ferrari labeled clock. Made in China. In the box, it looked like a Ferrari type of item. Beautifull brushed aluminum finish, innovative display options, etc. As I pulled the clock out of the box, I started to realize the product wasnt as it appeared. The aluminum trim was a plastic with an aluminum coating, the functions like the projector which was supposed to display the time (along with the ferrari logo) was displaying a blurry blob(I followed the instructions).
Talk about affecting the brand image.

 

Was it this clock?
It's an Oregon Scientific. You should contact [email protected] and tell them about your experience.
If it's not that clock, it may be a knock-off
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