A study reveals that Ferrari has been the most profitable brand among car makers for the first six months of the year. According to the study, conducted by Duisburg (Germany) economics professor Ferdinand Dudenhoffer , Ferrari generated an operating profit of €69,000, or approximately $80,000, per every brand new car sold.
Other luxury brands, Tata Motors-owned Jaguar Land Rover and Porsche raked in €800 ($927) per car and €17,000 ($19,715) per vehicle sold respectively in operating profits.
Those experiencing losses include Bentley with €17,000 ($19,715) loss with each new car sold, and Tesla which loses about €11,000 ($12,757) with each new car sold.
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