In 2005, Ferrari introduced the successor to the widely love 360: the F430. The F430, while visually similar to the 360, improved upon its predecessor in every measurable standard. A Tipo F136 4.3L V8 engine replaced the 3.6L V8 found in the 360, producing 90 horsepower more than the outgoing engine. The body was also significantly updated, increasing downforce while improving upon aerodynamic efficiency. The new F430 design incorporated styling cues from Ferrari's most iconic vehicles, including Enzo-inspired tail lights and rear vents, Testarossa-style wing mirrors, and a front end inspired by Ferrari's early Formula One race cars.
This 2007 Ferrari F430 is a phenomenal example, finished in Nero Daytona over a black leather and Alcantara interior. It has been well-optioned with Daytona style seats, a Scuderia carbon fiber rear diffuser, rear parking sensors, and leather headliner. The black on black color combination is contrasted with striking yellow accents including brake calipers, upholstery stitching, and tachometer. With only 14,000 miles driven from new and immaculate service history, this F430 is ready for road or track.
