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Ferrari Sees Higher Earnings as Special Models Drive Results

Ferrari NV raised its full-year guidance, as demand for limited-run models like the F80 and a more expensive version of its Purosangue four-seater drove higher second-quarter results.

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Ferrari Sees Higher Earnings as Special Models Drive Results
Ferrari NV raised its full-year guidance, as demand for limited-run models like the F80 and a more expensive version of its Purosangue four-seater drove higher second-quarter results.
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