The company will display several models both inside and outside of the exhibition building, including the 348 TS as the first Prancing Horse sports car to be sold in mainland China, a 275 GTB4, a 365 GTB4 Daytona, the 750 Monza sports prototype and the Italian automaker's first four-seater, four-wheel drive model, the FF. Ferrari first entered the Chinese market in 1992 with sales picking up quickly as the country's economy grew. Last year, the Greater China region became Ferrari’s second-largest market worldwide with 777 cars sold.
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