- 2006 MY Ferrari 430 Spider
- 7-speed paddle shifter manual transmission
- Tan leather interior
- Current owner reports new battery
- Current owner reports new Pirelli tires
- Current owner reports new Black fabric soft top
- Current owner reports new convertible top mechanism
- Front & rear stabilizer bars
- Red painted brake calipers
- Scuderia Ferrari badges
- 19" Silver alloy wheels
- BREMBO
- Rear lip spoiler
- Wind deflector behind seats
- Current owner reports recent servicing
- Current owner reports recent oil change
Extras Included in the Sale
- Complete Ferrari manuals in leather case
- Ferrari tool kit
- Ferrari air kit
- Ferrari battery charger in leather case
- Ferrari car cover, seat covers & steering wheel cover
- Full service history + completed early 30,000 mile full service (at 27,000 miles)
Ferrari was on a roll, with a string of hits that started in the mid-Nineties starting with the 355. The 360 built upon its excellence, and when 2004 rolled around, Ferrari was ready with the F430. Once again, it improved upon the 360 in almost every way. Widely considered one of the best early 2000s Ferraris to own and a definite future classic, we proudly present this 2006 Ferrari F430 Spider for sale today. This beauty sports is just 27,320 miles, and it comes to you after extensive recent servicing and oil change as per the current owner.
Exterior and Interior
Draped in gorgeous Rosso Corsa (Racing Red), this 2006 Ferrari F430 Spider is a car you could park in your living room and gaze at for hours on end. However, your eyes will be tantalized, but your soul will be itching to drive it. The current owner says that the car has a new fabric soft top, a new convertible motor mechanism, and new Pirelli tires adorning its 19-inch silver alloy wheels. Then, you've got a wind deflector to keep the cabin draft-free when driving with the top down, as well as fetching red brake calipers for extra color. Of course, Scuderia Ferrari badges adorn the car in multiple places, too. Inside, there's a comfortable but superbly appointed tan leather cabin with seating for two occupants. As a car from the pre-infotainment era, you'll find a standard Ferrari-branded radio and climate control operated via buttons and knobs. As you settle into the driving seat, the yellow-faced rev counter stares at you in the face while the steering wheel-mounted paddle shifters await your next command.
Engine
This 2006 Ferrari F430 Spider packs a tuneful 4.3L V8 behind the passenger cabin that sings its way to deliver 483hp at 8,500rpm. Along the way, it produces a maximum torque figure of 343lb-ft at 5,250rpm. This means that even though it's a high-revving, high-strung engine, it's still very usable at urban speeds. This, coupled with the Graziano 6-speed automated manual transmission, means that you can drive it to a track, have a blast, and drive home. Thanks to the front and rear stabilizer bars, ventilated disc brakes, and sports suspension, you can enjoy sublime handling while experiencing the car's sheer performance.
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