One of the biggest benefits of working for an auto manufacturer is deducting employees. From the C-Suite to the assembly line, everyone gets a crack at the company's latest offerings at a special discounted price. If you don't work for Ferrari, this is it.
In an interview with Australia's Drive, Ferrari's chief marketing officer and merchant officer Enrico Galliera also introduced one of the stricter rules of the automaker, but company employees are normally barred from buying a brand new Ferrari off the factory line.
“The philosophy is that with such limited production and customers waiting so long to get their car, it is not good if the car is delivered to employees.
It could also be argued that it is not "good" to send someone a stop-and-go letter about modifying their Ferrari, but this is neither here nor there. However, there is one exception. As the company's most prominent employees, the drivers of the Scuderia Ferrari F1 are allowed a new supercar from Maranello - fully priced, of course. Maybe that's why there's such heated competition to fill Kimi Raikkonen's suspected spot soon.
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