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2005 Ferrari F430 Coupe Manual Transmission on 2040-cars

Year:2005 Mileage:25586
Location:

Sacramento, California, United States

Sacramento, California, United States
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This particular F430 comes with a very interesting pedigree, it was sold new to the American actor Nicolas Cage and comes with its original books that were signed by Mr. Cage when he took delivery. This car also comes with a Ferrari VIP book, only a handful of cars that roll off of the assembly line comes with these books which provides a photo journal of the car being assembled in Italy. Each of the 2 previous owners kept the car in exceptional condition, the car is 100% accident free and all original factory paint. It comes with a very thorough service history and is currently up to date on all maintenance. Features such as Blue-tooth wireless connectivity, siriusXM and a premium sound all come with its upgraded stereo system. The vehicle also comes with a very impressive list of upgrades including: Carbon front splitter, Fabspeed challenge headers, MA carbon fiber air boxes, carbon fiber shift knob, Custom stereo with JL W7 Anniversary Edition 8'' subwoofer, JL Audio 1000w amp inside a custom enclosure, ''5'S'' front door separates with mirror mounted tweeters, Kenwood deck with Pandora, Bluetooth, USB, CD and navigation. It has also been lowered 1'' on H&R springs to give it an extra aggressive stance. This F430 comes offered in Rosso Scuderia and is the epitome of what a super car should be; exotic mystique, race-car heritage and a masterful mixture of automotive art and pure adrenaline rush power. Components throughout the F430 come from Ferrari's F1 race cars, including its distinctive air intakes up front and its electronic differential called the E Diff, which helps to provide maximum grip as the car comes out of turns to reduce or eliminate wheel spin. In addition, just as in a Ferrari F1 race car, the driver can adjust the electronics governing the F430's suspension, stability, and traction-control settings, as well as the E Diff, using a rotary dial called a Manettino. The F430's 4.3-liter V8 engine produces 483 hp and 343 lb-ft of torque, which drives the vehicle from 0 to 60 in just 3.9 seconds and to a maximum speed of 195 mph. Typical of many Ferrari's, the F430's powerful new engine resides behind the driver and passenger, which on occasion can make the occupants feel as if they're strapped into a rocket. Ferrari's have always been known for their relatively spartan interiors, when compared to other exotic sports cars but the Italian automaker has worked hard to make the F430's interior more comfortable and luxurious. 

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