Turnover increased by 18,9%, to 1.605 million euros, with 5.165 vehicles delivered (+12,3%). These are Ferrari's record numbers in the first nine months of the year. Trading profit rose 10,9% to $212 million. Strong growth was recorded especially in the Middle Eastern market (+23%), Australia (+17%) and in China, which reached 542 cars.
Europe also did well, with Germany at 503 cars (+15,1%) and Great Britain at 384 (+21%). News also on the internal front: the board has acknowledged Sergio Pininfarina's decision to leave the board for personal reasons and has co-opted Richard Keith Palmer, cfo of Fiat spa and Chrysler.
