11,115 – that is the number of cars Ferrari sold in 2021, thereby making this a record growth year for the Maranello brand. Sales of its V8-powered cars increased by 34.6% in this period compared to 2020 with a significant contribution from the F8 Tributo and Spider – its best-selling product lines in Europe.
Because of the above reason, many people were extremely surprised to hear that the Italian brand had stopped accepting orders for Ferrari F8 Tributo and Spider.
The above information has been confirmed by Ferrari sports car division director Jacopo Marcon to Autonews Europe, but the specific reason why is not clear. However, it can be certain that they will not be killed when the leader insists that “one day” they will start the car assembly line again.
Back a month ago, Ferrari CEO Benedetto Vigna affirmed that they “have the highest number of orders in history” enough to keep the company busy until 2023. It is likely also because of the huge number of orders for these two lines that the car has. has temporarily stopped accepting new orders, especially when the company has just kicked off the delivery of the 296 GTB and ready everything for the 296 Spider convertible.
The Ferrari 296 GTB sits on the F8 Tributo with a hybrid V6 engine.
In addition to the above names, the V8-powered Ferrari lineup still includes Roma, Portofino M, SF90 Stradale/Spider not to mention the Purosangue SUV that will soon be available. Meanwhile in the above group, the V12 engine is left on the 812 Competizione/Competizione A.
Reference: Automotive News Europe
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