2006 Ferrari Factory Video

[NSXBOX]

Not sure if its a repost.

But its a French Video of the Ferrari Factory Video very impressed!
hope the next NSX gets similar treatment.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6457427583913966018

 

[Wheelman]

Pretty cool..thanks for the post. I didn't understand anything they said but the video is universal..Sweeet.

 

[drewdeezee]

Amazing!


One must ask: With all that attention to detail, why do Ferraris have a less-than-stellar reputation when it comes to reliability?

 

[ChopsJazz]

Could you find us one in English? :wink:

 

[jagtiger]

Could you find us one in English? :wink:

Found this one!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xXRk_fp31Bw

 

[|Adeel]

Found this one!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xXRk_fp31Bw

Thank you sir.

 

[Hugh]

One must ask: With all that attention to detail, why do Ferraris have a less-than-stellar reputation when it comes to reliability?

Shall we start a list?

1. Inept engineering
2. Inferior materials
3. Poor construction
4. Lousy quality control
5. Questionably trained assembly staff

Anyone want to continue?

 

[Hugh]

But its a French Video of the Ferrari Factory Video very impressed!
hope the next NSX gets similar treatment.

I don't! The first part of the factory looks like a medieval blacksmith's shop compared to the original NSX factory at Tochigi.

The new part of the factory does have some nice plants and trees in it though.

 

[zahntech]

The first part of the factory looks like a medieval blacksmith's shop compared to the original NSX factory at Tochigi.

.

The dark ages blacksmithing seems a little rudimentary.


Seems like a very inefficient way to build a car.

 

[ChopsJazz]

Found this one!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xXRk_fp31Bw

Nice work! That's a little easier to understand.

 

[fannsx]

I did not expect to see liquid metal being poured in an auto manufacturing plant. That's unusual.

 

[swbatte]

Shall we start a list?

1. Inept engineering
2. Inferior materials
3. Poor construction
4. Lousy quality control
5. Questionably trained assembly staff

Anyone want to continue?

I was just thinking the other day that Ferrari's comparatively extreme involvement in racing as a percentage of its overall corporate activity may have generated an attitude of performance at the cost of reliability. I mean they are used to their cars needing regular service and repair on the race circuit. It's a corporate philosophy. Thoughts?