2008 Ferrari F430 Spider Convertible 2-door 4.3l on 2040-cars
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This car is awesome. The best Ferrari color combination of red exterior and tan interior. This car is equipped with the F1 transmission, carbon-ceramic disc brakes, Scuderia shields, split-spoke rims with lightly used Goodyear tires. This Ferrari is stock with no modifications has 6 CD changer, iPod connection, all books, tools, car covers and battery tender. Maintained at Scottsdale Ferrari and recently was serviced at 9,582 miles. The car came with a fire extinguisher which I removed but will include with the sale and the original floor mats which are tan. The CPO warranty inspection was performed at 8,340 miles including a compression test- all results were excellent. Brakes are over 5mm and clutch life is 75% or 25% used. The car runs flawlessly, is beautiful to look at, drive and hear. The F430 is one of the best to own because it is a chain driven engine never requiring an expensive engine-out service- my annual service at Scottsdale Ferrari was $750. This is not a fire sale and I am asking a fair price. Wholesale offers will not be considered.
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