Ferrari Salary

I bet they wish it was 9000! It is more between 2k and 3k...

 

Its just like any car company I would imagine.

A marketing job is marketing...a mechanic job is a mechanic. Nobody is getting rich in those types of positions.

 

The F1 guys I know make in the 50k Euro range.

 

Do you have one of those jobs lined up?

 

No, they are asking me for work.

 

I lose an average of $500.00 per month for my involvement with Ferrari.

 

Their factory salaries are the same as any car factory in Europe. That is, okay but not above the median by any means.

 

Many of the HQ/factory workers intern while students at Maranello High school, are hired upon graduation, and spend a lifetime there. Ferrari definitely favors the locals in their hiring.
This is Europe and craftsmen/women still apprentice in Guilds and their goal is to become a master craftsmen. Maybe not that way in Milan and Rome but Modena is in Italy's "heartland" - the Po River Valley - and in car circles is known as "Motor Valley".

 

lol

 

This made me chuckle. One the bright side, many have lost far more. Just think what Mr G has "lost" over the years!

 

I meant the OP

 

Go for it

 

+1 Definitely go for it!



FChat needs a mole at HQ......

 

+2 you got our support.

 

Very little....trust me I know...

Regards, Jim

 

Do employees get a discount on new F cars ?

 

There was a time that could be "arranged"...

not sure about nowadays...

Regards, Jim

 

When I was there last the person I was talking to said the wages are average for the job. The bonus was Ferrari had been voted number 1 in employee satisfaction across Europe.

She also said that no standard employee could come close to affording one of the cars.

So I'd guess they wouldn't care about an employee discount.

 

I live here and the salary in Ferrari is BELOW the average salary in the other company in this area.

Ciao

 

As a part counter, I make 13hr (min wage is 8 hr) plus health care and commission

 

Welcome to the forum mate.

That's decent for a spare parts man, where are you located?

I assume America as you have made mention of the minimum wage.

 

Around 6 years ago I called my local Ferrari/Maserati dealer located in Brisbane, which is approximately 1200 miles from where I live.

I talked to the service manager in regards to a mechanical position there fixing Ferraris.

There was no job going, I just called to ask what the pay rate would be in the event I would like to apply for a job there one day.

The service manager was more than happy to answer my questions. He said there was no job going at that point in time and that if I did apply for a job there, I would have to start fixing cars in the Maserati side of the workshop first.

"You can't just get a job working on Ferraris straight away, you have to earn it".

Lol lol lol *No worries mate*

He was a nice chap, but the "you have earn it" comment was a little silly IMO.

The pay rate started at $15 per hour with Maserati. After 6 months the pay would increase to $20 per hour.

If you eventually made it across the other side of the workshop to wrench on Ferraris, the pay went to $22 per hour.

Decent money for a mechanic at the time and it was on par with the other mechanical workshops like Ford and GM which were paying their mechanics the same wage.

The labour charge to the customer at the time was $150 per hour in the workshop.

So working as a mechanic for a Ferrari dealership in Australia is not going to make you rich by any means.

Mechanics are averaging around $30 p/h here now in Australia, I would assume the Ferrari dealership I called would be paying a very similar wage to their mechanics.