Ferrari's headquarters are in which Italian town?

Ferrari's headquarters are in Maranello, an Italian town in the province of Modena, Emilia-Romagna. The town has become closely identified with Ferrari's road-car factory, racing operations, museums, and distinctive red marque.

Enzo Ferrari moved his headquarters from Modena to Maranello in late 1943. Ferrari's first car built under its own name, the 125 S, emerged from the Maranello factory in 1947, helping establish the town as the center of the company's identity.

A common mix-up is answering Modena because Maranello lies in the wider province of Modena and Ferrari has historical links to the city. Bologna is the regional capital, while Turin is associated especially with Fiat and other Italian automotive firms. Maranello is the specific town the question asks for.

The Ferrari Museum in Maranello and the nearby Fiorano test track make the town a destination for enthusiasts. Scuderia Ferrari, the company's Formula One team, is also based there.