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430 Scuderia Buyer on a Low Budget? Here You Go.....

Discussion in '360/430' started by Shark01, Oct 12, 2019.

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  1. Shark01

    Shark01 F1 Veteran

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    #1 Shark01, Oct 12, 2019
    https://www.cargurus.com/Cars/inventorylisting/viewDetailsFilterViewInventoryListing.action?entitySelectingHelper.selectedEntity=d1134&distance=50000&zip=85207&sourceContext=RecentSearches_false_0&isRecentSearchView=true?io=true&format=jpg&auto=webp#listing=254744531

    Former rental in LV, history here on the forum, has had two transmission replacements. Look, if you are a 430 buyer, assuming you can buy this for $110k, is well worth taking a look for all the great stuff you get on a Scuderia.
     
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  2. 24000rpm

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    #2 24000rpm, Oct 12, 2019
    with iron brakes? That should be 20,000 dollars less.
     
  3. Shark01

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    #3 Shark01, Oct 12, 2019
    LOL....coming from a former rental with 58k miles, most would prefer steel brakes.
     
  4. Manda racing

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    #4 Manda racing, Oct 12, 2019
    Image Unavailable, Please Login VERY nice car in person, leather seats, and I’d prefer steel rotors, I kinda wished I’d bought it.

    My wife’s fleet color is yellow. All stuff in 430’s can be fixed that’s why I like them.
     
  5. 02360spider

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    #5 02360spider, Oct 12, 2019
    Wow looks like a deal you could probably get it for $110.

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  6. Shark01

    Shark01 F1 Veteran

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    #6 Shark01, Oct 12, 2019
    Worth some due diligence for sure....
     
  7. ScudMarks

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    #7 ScudMarks, Oct 12, 2019
    Number 1 rule in Ferrari ownership. Fake it til you make it!

    Number 2. Scuds are so light that steel brakes work as good as needed and are much cheaper
     
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  8. mwstewart

    mwstewart F1 Rookie

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    #8 mwstewart, Oct 12, 2019
    They really don't. Iron brakes are borderline dangerous on the F430 platform if you drive as intended. Easily fixed though.
     
  9. arizonaitalian

    arizonaitalian F1 World Champ
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    #9 arizonaitalian, Oct 12, 2019
    My two cents? Keep in mind that the "cost" of owning a Ferrari is the delta between what you pay and what you can sell it for. Not the absolute purchase price...

    (setting aside operating/maint/repair costs of course)
     
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  10. BOKE

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    #10 BOKE, Oct 12, 2019
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  11. LightGuy

    LightGuy Three Time F1 World Champ
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    #11 LightGuy, Oct 12, 2019
    Exactly.
    And with a high milage rental car one might expect lots of hidden maintenance costs that you never get back vs a nicer car with low maint costs. There you DO get your money back.
     

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