Design Boom took part in an assembly line tour at Ferrari’s factory recently. Designboom visited the Ferrari factory and is excited to bring you a… behind-the-scenes look at the vehicles’ production.” They take a look inside the production facility and share those views in beautiful photography. More at Design Boom.

More looks after the click.

“The publishers of the new book “The Official Ferrari Opus,” diamond-studded copies of which may sell for $275,000 or more each, are calling it ‘the most exclusive book in the world.’” (nyt)

Luxury mobile phones seem to have an endless lifespan in today’s mobile hungry world. While the iPhone and G1 cater to a consumer looking for all all inclusive mobile computer, the high end market continues to feed on the exclusives. Britian’s Vertu mobile phones for Ferrari are no exception. As Sybarites mentions, “Vertu have renewed their ties to Ferrari by launching a new collection of Ascent Ti phones directly inspired by Ferrari’s cars. The Ferrari Ascent Ti collection consists of three phones named after their respective colors…The battery cover of all three phones has been redesigned to resemble the hood of a Ferrari and features a three dimensional Cavallino on the battery cover as well as a smaller one on the front. The phones feature Ferrari inspired themes as well as ring tones featuring Ferrari engine sounds, only 2,009 examples of the Vertu Ferrari Ascent Ti Nero will be made.”

More views of the Vertu Ascent Ti Ferrari Collection after the jump.

This one is for the car lovers. The Fiat 500 Ferrari Edition is an edition of 200 Fiat 500’s made exclusively for current Ferrari owners as loaner vehicles when you bring your Ferrari in for service. As Switched On Set puts it, "It’s got a Ferrari paint job both inside and out, with the mechanics being based on the Sport version (1.4i) of the Fiat, throwing in aluminum pedals, red brake calipers, 16-inch wheels, sporty steering wheel and a few tuning and exhaust modifications."

Eurocarblog reports in on Ferrari’s "One Off" Project. "The Ferrari “one-off” project has been revisited – a project that creates real and unique models. We had already seen that Ferrari was interested in launching new projects with the best international automobile signatures, and this news confirms the rumours… Chassis, engine and airbag will have to remain the same, while the rest can be exclusively designed and created, and all the materials will be delivered to the customer. No SUVs, station wagons or sedans are the only requests from the company"

Read the full story on Ferrari’s customization initiative at Eurocarblog.