Ferrari and Lamborghini Report Normal Operations After Quake The earthquake that struck Sunday in the region of Emilia Romagna killed at least five people and extensively damaged many historic buildings. But at least two automakers with deep roots in the region said their operations were not impacted by the quake or its aftershocks. In a media statement, Lamborghini, whose central operations are in Sant'Agata Bolognese, roughly 19 miles from the quake's epicenter, said production activities "were continuing regularly" at its assembly plant. "There are some minor damages that will be repaired immediately," the statement continued. The automaker was checking with suppliers to gauge whether delays could be expected. Ferrari, which builds its cars in Maranello, roughly 12 miles south of Modena, did not issue a statement, but Karen Vonder Meulen, a spokeswoman for Ferrari North America, confirmed by telephone that production was going on as scheduled at the automaker's facilities. It was unclear whether the Modena-based Enzo Ferrari Birthplace Museum, inaugurated in March, was affected, but major news organizations in the region did not include it among the structures that sustained damage.