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How you can own a Ferrari for just $52

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October 21, 2015, 10:20 AM ET
An employee shines a Ferrari LaFerrari displayed in front of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) on October, 13, 2014 in New York.
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Ferrari is proving that investors are excited about the chance to own stock in a classic 86-year-old Italian car brand. And a sexy stock ticker like RACE doesn’t hurt, either.

Ferrari stock debuted on Wednesday on the New York Stock Exchange with an IPO price of $52 per share. That’s at the high end of the $48-$52 range it had predicted in early filings. Parent company Fiat Chrysler is offering up 9% of the company to the public.

The IPO market has been doom and gloom (see a Fortune panel discuss in the below video), but Ferrari’s success is a reminder of the power of established luxury brands. CNBC noted that the Ferrari IPO “offers Wall Street a distraction” from the slew of recent disappointment.

At the time of writing, Ferrari stock is already trading up above $56.

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