Vehicle Details
- Year: 2006
- Make: Ferrari
- Model: F430
- VIN: ZFFEW58A860147403
- Mileage Shown: 17,313
- Transmission: Manual
- Title Status: Clean
- Color: Blu Pozzi
- Seller Type: Private Party
- Location: Salt Lake City, UT 84117
- Lot #: V-0027651
This 2006 Ferrari F430 Berlinetta features Pininfarina-designed bodywork in Blu Pozzi over a Cuoio tan leather interior along with optional Challenge style wheels, carbon ceramic brakes, and a 6-speed gated manual transmission. It was acquired by the current owner from a Maserati dealer in Chicago in 2013 and is now being offered for auction out of Utah while showing just over 17k miles on the odometer.
The F430’s aluminum bodywork features an F1-inspired rear diffuser, a transparent engine cover, quad tailpipes, and taillights borrowed from the Ferrari Enzo. This example is finished in Blu Pozzi, a historic color named in honor of French Ferrari importer Charles Pozzi. It rides on optional 19” Challenge-style wheels accented by brake calipers in Rosso Scuderia. The seller describes the car to be very well presented, having been recently detailed and only driven under ideal weather conditions. A scratch is present near the fuel cap along with a few other very minor imperfections. It is noted that an accident occurred in 2015 causing minor damage to the left front end. Due to the extremely high standards of the seller, he saw that the car was repaired to the highest possible standard regardless of cost. This was carried out by Ferrari of Beverly Hills at a cost of approximately $60k and supporting documents can be viewed in the gallery of the repair invoices along with the full CARFAX report.
Inside, this Berlinetta is appointed with Cuoio tan leather upholstery and contrasting Nero carpets along with an optional leather headliner, carbon fiber dashboard inserts, and a yellow rev counter. Other details include an optional fire extinguisher, drilled aluminum pedals and passenger footrest, Cavallino-embossed headrests, brushed silver Ferrari-branded door sills, a polished gated shifter assembly, and a three-spoke leather-wrapped steering wheel featuring an engine start button and Manettino drive mode selector. The seller notes some minor wear is present on the driver’s seat bolster and that a professional detailer recently addressed some of the sticky buttons.
A mid-mounted 4.3-liter V8 engine delivers 483 HP and 343 lb.-ft of torque to the rear wheels through a 6-speed manual transmission and an E-Diff electronic limited-slip differential. The F430 comes standard with Ferrari’s “Skyhook” active suspension and this example is also optioned with the “Carboceramic” brake system which adds carbon fiber-reinforced silicon carbide (C/SiC) discs for superior fade resistance. The seller states that the car is tuned to European specifications and has been dealer-maintained with no outstanding service items at this time.
This sale will include a clean title and the original owner’s manuals.
Auction Results
- Sold for: $190,000
- Auction End: May 01, 2023 08:24:12PM UTC
- Number of Bids: 57
Comments (98)
@LonPackard thank you very much, the car will be driven, enjoyed and absolutely taken care of just as have you have during your stewardship. Much appreciated
Congrats, one of the best investments/purchase you will make.
Congratulations. I really hope you’ll drive it. That’s what I wanted.
@ClassicPorsche Congratulations!! I will miss that beautiful car. Lon
Sold for $190,000
Congrats to the winning bidder!
Thanks very much, exciting auction for a beautiful car.
Congrats to the winner!
Decent battle going on her.
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@PorscheGuy32 Perhaps you should be bidding if you feel so strongly about this car?
Check back on this a year from now and then you will really be bitter..
Bid in the amount of $180,000
I owned a Blue Pozzi 360. It’s my absolute favorite color on a Ferrari.
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Still way too cheap... Good luck finding another one..
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Far and away my favorite Ferrari color combo. We were lucky enough to spec and order our first 458 coupe in this combo, love it!
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Folks the seller has lifted the reserve, the car will sell today, GOOD LUCK!
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This is an amazing spec, very rare. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to buy these cars at a somewhat reasonable price. The Factory Gated 430 will continue to appreciate more than most other Ferraris in my opinion.
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@LonPackard One last response, I’m not aware of any changes to the exhaust system.
@mariodesmo Responding to a few recent questions—to my knowledge, no change or replacement has been done on the headers and I am not aware of any header problem with the car, I just started the car and got a vivid and clear yellow readout on the odometer-I can attach a photo if needed, I was told that the attachment cord you are referring to is for radar detection but I’ve never used it. Thanks for your questions. Lon
In addition, there is a wire hanging down from the upper left corner of the windshield on the A pillar, as shown in pic 118. What is that? Thanks again.
Is the complete factory exhaust still intact? If not, what's been changed?
Also, why is the odometer so dimly lit in pics 88 and 90? Thanks!
F1 and 6spd cars are mechanically the same except for the f1 hydraulics that control the clutch’s master cylinder. AFAIK it would therefore be possible to obtain a clutch reading on a 6spd car. I think people wouldn’t worry about it on such a low mileage vehicle. In F1 cars the system rides the clutch in stupid ways a person wouldn’t, so an f1 car can go through them; depending on circumstances I’ve heard of f1 cars needing clutches below 10k miles (failing to put the car in neutral in stop and go traffic, plus lots of low speed driving).
Broader point being I think you could get a reading done but this car being a factory six speed from new and having low miles it probably still has a ton of clutch left.
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@PorscheGuy32 can you tell I’ve only owned F1 and DCT F cars? Lol
Then I guess I would ask if there was any clutch reading at all? Truly not sure how that would work on the gated, if not then no worries.
@pcarri This is a manual. The clutch snap is for a F1 car.
@LonPackard thanks for the response Lon, let me expand,
By clutch snap I mean a reading of the life remaining on the clutch. Ferrari Salt Lake should’ve done it as a standard check.
RE: the headers they were a known issue on the 430. Ferrari replaced them w a second gen (which was still an issue) and most people swapped them to avoid cracking. Do you know if the headers are original?
Beautiful car and I expect to be active tomorrow!
@pcarri I am not aware of any problems in those areas.
Any chance you have a clutch snap? Or info on the headers?
This is currently the ONLY Coupe Factory Gated 430 available for sale anywhere. Rare is an understatement.
Additional content has been added to the gallery for this listing.
@asgor A little background may be helpful. I purchased the car from Perillo AutoGroup in Chicago in June of 2014. The car was fully checked out in advance of purchase. The odometer read 13,842 at purchase. It now reads a little over 17,300. In approximately 4 years I drove it about 3,500 miles. Ferrari Beverly Hills did the work on the car, including paint, in 2015. The very detailed work is shown in the records attached. Ferrari Beverly Hills is one of 5 Ferrari certified body shops in the U.S. I am unaware of any other paint work on the car. I replaced the tires in 2015 with Pirellis. They show very little wear with tire tread at 7/32”. I took the Ferrari into Ferrari of Salt Lake on Wednesday and they did an extensive inspection which I will attach. Their suggestion to replace tires is based only on age, not wear. Good luck on the auction.
@thegonz That’s correct-this is not a six speed conversion. That’s what makes this car collectible, in addition to how beautiful it is and its great condition.
This 430 is not a six speed conversion , right?
The description says that maintenance is up-to-date but no receipts are posted to verify work done. I suspect regular maintenance such as belts, tensioners, etc (aside from the oil change in 2013) was performed during your 10-year ownership. Could you scan and upload any relevant maintenance work orders/receipts?
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Can you please provide paint meter readings of all panels including those that have been repaired?
@LonPackard The tune up can be easily adjusted back if desired by the purchaser.
@asgor It was referred to as a euro tune. The car runs great on premium octane all the way up to 100 octane.
@Seller: can you elaborate on what "the car is tuned to European specifications" exactly means?
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Good looking 430. Great Spec. This car would be all the money if not for that wreck. We'll see. GLTA
We are now officially live, thank you for your patience!
Folks, for the benefit of all, we are going to suspend this listing and relaunch it some time next week with a more comprehensive set of photos. We appreciate everyone's understanding. Thank you.
Thanks for providing the photos of the front left damage and also the invoices and adjuster write up of the repairs. Very helpful to understand and appreciate the transparency. Nice car despite the incident, great color, GLWS.
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This Ferrari has been absolutely wonderful. Pozzi blue with the complimentary interior and the beautiful design are a work of art. When not driving the car, I would often just enjoy looking at it to fully appreciate it. The car has the gated shifter which is no longer available and is quickly becoming a rarity. I live in snow country and have not had the opportunity to drive it as much as I would have liked. I probably only drive it about 1500 miles per year, just enough to keep everything running right. I am confident that the purchaser will enjoy it and will drive it more than I have. Good luck in the auction-feel free to reach out if you have questions.