Ferrari reported best results ever in 2012
Updated: 2013-02-20 17:03



![]() Visitor has her photos taken beside a Ferrari car model on display at an auto show in Shanghai. [Jiang Zhenxiong / Asianewsphoto] |
Italian automaker Ferrari released record figures for its business performance for 2012 despite the global economic turmoil.
The company's total revenue increased 8 percent to 2.43 billion euros ($3.25 billion), while net profit rose 17.8 percent to 244 million euros.
China, including the mainland, Hong Kong and Taiwan, remained the Italian brand's second-largest market in its four major regional markets — the United States, Europe, Greater China and Far East.
Ferrari sold 784 units of its sports cars in the Greater China region, 4 percent more than in the previous year, with almost 500 units going to mainland consumers.
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