Just a few hours ago we told you that FCA got rid of a bit of Ferrari, and now we echo the third quarter of the year in which Maserati has surpassed its sporty sister. It is literally the first time Maserati achieves higher quarterly profit since its acquisition by Ferrari FIAT Group.
Since 1993, therefore, Maserati had always been relegated to second place behind Ferrari in profits, having achieved in the third quarter of 2014, an operating profit of 90 million euros. It involves a number of spectacular growths over the same period of 2013, when he announced 43 million euros.
The benefits Maserati outweigh last quarter Ferrari
Ferrari, meanwhile, said 89 million euro profit in the same period, meaning a small increase from 88 million last year. Now this bump in the road has an explanation, and not exactly the Maranello brand see numbers in red.
It all has to do with the departure of Luca Cordero di Montezemolo, who has left the chair to take direction under his arm a good sum of million relating to its settlement and other agreements with the group. This, of course, has affected the accounts of Ferrari and, recently, has been overtaken last quarter by Maserati. Not so if we look at the figures for the first 9 months of the year.
In any case, you are in luck Maserati stand at a very prosperous position in the group and in a situation with a future in the market. It now has a new access model, also with mechanical diesel, Maserati Ghibli, which is giving a breath of fresh air to the manufacturer. Nor should we forget the renewal of the Quattroporte and the arrival of new models in the coming years. That said, so far this year, the Trident brand has achieved nothing less than triple sales, exceeding 25,000 units.
The benefits Maserati outweigh last quarter Ferrari
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