Ferrari 430 Spider Challenge Grill + Ccb Every Option on 2040-cars
Willoughby, Ohio, United States
Extremely hard to find 2006 Ferrari F430 Spider F1 with challenge grill + Ceramic Brakes Corsa Red with Beige Leather Brake Calipers in Yellow Carbo Ceramic Brake System CCB 6-CD Changer Battery Charger + Pre-Wiring Electrically Operated Seats Daytona Style Seat, Carbon Fiber Rear Moulding Rear Parking Sensors Rev Counter in Yellow Scuderia Ferrari Shields Piping in Nero Leather Rear Shelf & Door Moldings /Sills Hi-Power Hi-Fi with Subwoofer Special Stitching in Nero Daytona Seat Stripes in Nero Leather, Carbon Fiber Interior Trim Ferrari Certified Inspection Completed 2013 Only Serviced by Ferrari of Seattle from day 1 Fully Document Ferrari service history Books, tools, charger, covers, 2 keys as new Updated Ferrari Manifolds and Capristo Exhaust Brackets New Tires 22ple Glass coat Detail Original Sticker included $252,013.00 One previous owner Located in the greater Cleveland Ohio area Exceptional like new condition Second owner Email me for more photos or call 440-292-6400 for additional questions details etc. |
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Quartet of Ferrari FXX K supercars at Imola sound perfect
Tue, Jun 9 2015One Ferrari FXX K is rare. But four FXX Ks in one place is super rare. But even if you are so lucky to see so many of the racers all at once, you aren't likely to see them running Imola together. So yes, you want to watch this, and turn the volume up for good measure. Considering the rarity of these vehicles, not to mention the fact that their owners can only drive them under the careful supervision of Ferrari, we imagine the logistics of getting all these cars together was either very, very easy (since the cars stay with Ferrari at all times, like the first FXX) or remarkably difficult, because of all the personnel and equipment associated with each car in the Client Test program. Either way, bask in this scene, because as we said, we probably won't see it again soon.
Ken Block's Gymkhana 8 to feature Dubai Police cars?
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FCA launches Ferrari IPO
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