2007 Ferrari F430 Berlinetta F1

The Pininfarina designed Ferrari F430 was manufactured from 2004 until 2009 as a successor to the fiercely popular Ferrari 360. Its fabulous a 4.3 litre V8 would rocket this very sleek new Ferrari from 0-62mph in just 3.7 seconds and on toa maximum speed in excess of 196mph, and a recorded 0-62mph in just 3.7seconds. A true Supercar. Styling-wise, Pininfarina "borrowed' from Ferrari heritage with the fitment of Enzo rear lights and Testarossa style wing-mirrors with the F430 designation etched into them.Offered here is a quite incredible 2007 Berlinetta F430 with fewer than 3,000 miles and just one owner from new. Supplied in Singen, Germany by A. Gohm Ferrari to a Mr Heinz Lange, this car sports the very unusual special order of Black and Red Daytona style leather seats which look fantastic and really set the car apart. Married to the inevitable but obligatory Rosso Corsa paintwork and looking resplendent as you'd expect from such a coveted car, she's a real eyeful to behold.Complete with Ferrari V.I.P (vehicle identification passport - reportedly, a mere €5,000) this lefthand drive configured F430 with F1 paddle box gear change can be docile in traffic, yet ferocious when called upon to excite. Included amongst the history is of course the original book pack and Ferrari wallet as you would expect, as well as the VIP as mentioned and original bill of sale at a sum close to €200,000.The full specification of this car is too long to list, but highlights include twin-spoke five arm alloys shod with Michelin Pilot tyres, red brake callipers, Scuderia shields, electrically-operated Daytona style seats, complete set of embossed Ferrari luggage (for the refreshingly spacious boot space!), Fuchs big-bore stainless steel sports exhaust which was optioned from new (Eur €7,200), correct Ferrari over mats, front and rear parking sensors, Launch Control (which has never been used), and a bespoke Ferrari car cover including seat and steering wheel covers too.It really is impossible to fault this car. It's everything you'd want in a Ferrari. The Berlinetta provides a much more user-friendly, and dare we say, "less-ostentatious' ownership experience, whilst the F1 paddle box with more than 90% life remaining provides a docile and effortless drive in traffic or around town, and purposeful Grand Tourer legs for those European blasts...