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"A tour of Ferrari&amp;#039;s Maranello factory is a rare treat, usually one extended only to owners. A tour without limits on photographs and video is almost unheard of, and we were just granted unfettered access for both. Come along for an inside look at the sprawling Ferrari factory following the launch of the new F12berlinetta.   Video window may take a few moments to load..          Begin the factory tour:           Ferrari&amp;#039;s front door. The factory gates and several buildings date back to the 1940&amp;#039;s when the company made the move from Modena to Maranello. Cameras are unwelcome past this point.. but not today.           Technicians wheel the frame of a Ferrari California through the doors of Ferrari&amp;#039;s assembly plant. The assembly plant contains two assembly lines with V-8 production cars on the ground floor and V-12 production car assembly upstairs.           The aluminum frame of a Ferrari 458 Italia at the initial stage of the assembly line. The frames and bodies are manufactured at Carrozzeria Scaglietti in Modena, then transported to Maranello for assembly.           Technicians install the wiring loom of a Ferrari 458 Spyder.           The overhead transport system snakes through the assembly building facilitating easy transitions from one line to the next.           The massive fixture cradling the frame of the car rolls, allowing workers ergonomic access to otherwise hard to reach places. In this case, the cradle is rotated for the installation of insulation on the underbody of a Ferrari California.           Simultaneously on the opposite side of the plant, technicians prepare the powertrain assembly for installation. The two separate units are mated to each other on the assembly line. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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