2007 Ferrari F430 Berlineta Coupe F1

There is a narrow window in Ferrari's history where the cars still felt mechanical and analog in spirit, even as technology began to creep in. The F430 sits squarely inside it — modern enough to be reliable and usable, old enough to feel alive in a way newer cars no longer do.

This 2007 Ferrari F430 is finished in Rosso Corsa over black Daytona-style seats with red piping and stitching, and is equipped with the F1 paddle-shift transmission. The odometer shows approximately 32,000 miles.

Exterior

The car wears Rosso Corsa, with subtle carbon fiber Scuderia-style trim added to the rear grille area, complementing the factory design rather than overpowering it. The entire front end, including the side mirrors, has been protected with paint protection film. A few minor rock chips are present on the center section of the front bumper lip, consistent with normal road use.

Interior

Black Daytona-style seats with red piping and stitching set the tone. The cabin is further trimmed with full carbon fiber, including dashboard accents, center console, and steering wheel, carried through to the engine bay. Notably, the interior does not suffer from the sticky buttons and degraded coatings that commonly affect cars of this era.

Engine & Drivetrain

The 4.3-liter V8 introduced a new generation of naturally aspirated Ferrari performance, with sharper responses, higher revs, and a balance that made the car feel lighter and more agile than its predecessors. It thrives on revs and rewards drivers who engage with it. The F1 transmission suits the character of the car, capturing the moment Ferrari was refining paddle-shift technology while still preserving the drama of each shift.

Modifications

H&R lowering springs have been installed, giving the car a more purposeful stance without compromising drivability; the original springs are included, preserving the option to return to factory ride height. A second set of custom one-piece forged wheels is also included. A radar detector has been installed discreetly.

Service History

Service history is well documented through Carfax and supported by recent records, much of the work performed by Ferrari franchised dealers. A service in April 2025 included a comprehensive inspection, fluid checks, diagnostic work, and sensor replacement, with the car road-tested and confirmed to be operating properly afterward. The Carfax shows no accidents or damage reported.

Note: Additional details including VIN, service records, and further photography will be provided to serious inquiries.