For years, Ferrari built its reputation on producing some of the most desirable cars the world has ever seen. But has something changed?
In this video, I share my thoughts on what I believe has been a shift in Ferrari's priorities over the years. From increasing production numbers to cost-cutting measures and changes in materials, it raises the question: has Ferrari become more focused on profits than on building the uncompromising cars that made the brand legendary?
I'm not saying today's Ferraris aren't incredible because they absolutely are. But compared to the craftsmanship and philosophy of the past, are we starting to see quantity take priority over quality?
Let's have an honest discussion about where Ferrari has been, where it's headed, and whether the brand is losing some of what made it so special in the first place.
I'd love to hear your thoughts in the comments. Do you think Ferrari is evolving for the better, or has the pursuit of higher profits changed the soul of the brand?