F430Coupe

The 2007 Ferrari F430 Coupe captures the moment when Maranello blended everyday usability with a true supercar soundtrack. Powered by a 4.3 liter naturally aspirated F136 E V8 with 4308 cc of displacement, it delivers 490 hp and 465 Nm of torque, sent to the rear wheels through an automatic transmission for the crisp, immediate response Ferrari is known for. The result is a top speed of 315 km/h and a 0 to 100 km/h sprint in just 4 seconds, performance that still feels exciting today. Styled under Pininfarina influence with Frank Stephenson’s design input, the F430 marked a major evolution over the 360 Modena. Ferrari’s engineers gave it a more advanced chassis, stronger aerodynamics, and far greater downforce, including a claimed 50 percent increase over its predecessor. The coupe’s compact proportions and mid engine layout keep the car feeling planted and focused, while the classic Ferrari V8 character adds a sense of occasion every time the throttle opens. This example wears a striking red exterior with a black interior, a timeless specification that suits the car’s purpose beautifully. Ferrari lists the F430 Coupe at around 1,450 kg kerb weight, while many market references place it near 1,517 kg, reflecting differences in measurement standards. Production of the regular F430 coupe was not limited to a sub 10,000 unit run, so it is better described as desirable rather than strictly rare, with broader F430 family production estimated in the tens of thousands. With its sharp steering, rear wheel drive balance, and naturally aspirated V8 urgency, the 2007 F430 remains one of Ferrari’s most engaging modern classics.