For many people, the chance to own a Ferrari - the luxury sports car associated with musicians, actors and the super-rich - is nothing more than a pipe-dream. But now, they have the chance to buy the next best thing as shares in the brand are set to become available. Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA), which owns Ferrari, plans to list about 10 per cent of Ferrari's outstanding shares through a public offering and distribute the rest to its shareholders. The new Ferrari 458 Speciale that reaches 0-60 in three seconds - owners Fiat Chrysler plan to float shares of the luxury car maker on the stock market as a way to raise revenue
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Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) plans to spin-off Ferrari and sell a 10 per cent stake in the luxury car maker on the stock market
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Remaining Ferrari shares would be distributed among its shareholders
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Sale is part of a bigger plan by FCA to raise £38billion to fund investment
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Move comes after Ferrari's chairman of 23 years stepped down last month
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