Ferrari S.p.A

Ferrari makes about 4,000 cars each year and sells about 800 of them in the United States. Overall, Ferrari has sold 80,000 cars in the world since 1947, when the company started. Reed, an encyclopedia of Ferrari folklore, can rattle off what the Ferrari logo means ("SF" on the insignia stands for words that translate to "Ferrari Stables") and where the drawing of a horse came from (a WWI flying ace had it painted on his plane, and his wife was a Ferrari fan). He knows why Enzo Ferrari, a race-car maker, started selling cars for use on city streets (to finance his racing team). Here are the two questions everyone wants to know: How fast does it go? How much does it cost? The standard answer, the joke, is, "More than you'd ever want to spend, and faster than you'd ever want to ( www.ferrari.it )