Ferrari Classiche's core logic is to transform 'manufacturer certification' itself into an independent paid service: if owners want to obtain authentic provenance certification, they must send their vehicle to Officine Classiche, where manufacturer experts compare it against the original delivery file and inspect chassis and mechanical components item by item. If any parts deviate from original specifications, the manufacturer can manufacture replacement parts following original methods. This doesn't prevent third-party repairs; rather, it converts 'manufacturer certification' into a premium that vehicle owners are willing to actively pay for. It's estimated that certification fees alone generate over thirty-six million dollars in revenue, not including subsequent maintenance work. The reference value for other brands is this: rather than defending brand purity through 'refusal,' use 'paid gatekeeping' to simultaneously achieve three goals—meeting owner needs, maintaining control over brand narrative, and generating high-margin revenue.