2008 Ferrari 430 Scuderia 6-Speed Manual for sale! You are looking
at the ONLY MANUAL Ferrari 430 Scuderia in public existence.
Motorcar Classics is thrilled to offer this singular 2008
Ferrari 430 Scuderia, a rare opportunity for collectors and
enthusiasts alike. Originally delivered to Ferrari of Atlanta in
Roswell, Georgia, this Scuderia is an extraordinary example of
Ferrari's lightweight, track-ready evolution of the F430
couperenowned for its sharper handling, extensive use of carbon
fiber, and a focus on pure driving exhilaration. While the Scuderia
was only offered from the factory with the F1 automated manual
transmission, this particular car stands alone as the only 430
Scuderia in existence to be converted to a gated 6-speed manual.
The conversion was expertly performed by European Auto Group in San
Antonio, Texas, at 9,000 miles, utilizing all factory-original
Ferrari parts and adapting the original Superfast transmissions
internal electrical and mechanical controls for true manual
operation.Finished in Nero (black) with black and red Alcantara
upholstery accented by yellow stitching, this Scuderia has traveled
26,000 miles across Georgia, Florida, Texas, Ohio, and New York.
The exterior features xenon headlights, Scuderia Ferrari fender
shields, a carbon-fiber rear diffuser, and dual exhaust finishers
exiting through the rear valance. The front bumper cover was
refinished in December 2021, while the rear bumper was repainted in
April 2024.Performance upgrades include an S-Line Valvetronic
exhaust system (installed December 2022), Larini headers, and
200-cell catalytic converters, contributing to the 4.3-liter DOHC
V8's factory-rated 503 horsepower and 347 lb-ft of torque. Power is
delivered to the rear wheels through the unique manual transaxle,
and the car is equipped with an electronically controlled
limited-slip differential. Recent mechanical work includes
replacement of engine mounts (May 2021), a new battery (August
2024), and fluid changes for the oil, coolant, and transmission
(September 2024). The car rides on 19" BBS Challenge-style center
lock wheels (fitted October 2020) with Michelin Pilot Sport 4S
tires, and braking is handled by red-finished Brembo carbon-ceramic
brakes. Suspension maintenance includes new ball joints (May 2021),
tie rods (August 2021 and May 2022), front brake pads (March 2023),
and sway bar end links (September 2024).Inside, the
carbon-fiber-framed seats are finished in black and red Alcantara
with yellow stitching and mounted over exposed diamond-plate
aluminum flooring. The cabin is further enhanced by carbon fiber
trim on the console, door panels, and dashboard, along with drilled
aluminum pedals, a fire extinguisher, power windows and locks, air
conditioning, and a Kenwood stereo. The three-spoke leather-wrapped
steering wheel features an engine-start button and a manettino dial
for dynamic settings. Instrumentation includes a central tachometer
(8,500-rpm redline), a 220-mph speedometer, and gauges for coolant
and oil temperature. The digital odometer reads 26,000 miles.This
Scuderia had an original MSRP of $291,234, The car includes service
records, an air compressor, and a car cover. It has a clean Carfax
report. With no accidents or damage reported, this is an
unrepeatable opportunity to own the only gated manual 430 Scuderia
in existencecombining the analog thrill of a classic Ferrari
shifter with the uncompromising performance and rarity of the
Scuderia platform.
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