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Apr 17, 2005 4:26:58 AM
- SoCal Alan
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Re: F430 option list
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It is avaliable on the Ferrari UK website and downloadable asa a pdf file. Here is the link: http://www.ferrari.co.uk/pdf/Ferrari%20Price%20List%202005.pdf
Using today's conversion rates, that pegs the MSRP in the US at $190K. Does that sound about right?
Apr 17, 2005 2:33:58 PM
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Apr 17, 2005 3:29:55 PM
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I just picked up my 430 (Scuderia Red) at Ferrari of SF. The prices are as follows for the stuff I got:
Base F1 Car: $180,785 (includes guzzler, prep, destination)
Ceramic brakes: $15,364
Bluetooth: $967
Scuderia brakes calipers: $930
Pwr Seats: $2,364
Scuderia Shields: $1,418
Upholstered Top: $408
Leather Rear Shelf: $2,041
High Powered Hifi: $1,934
Colored Stitchings: $301
Navigation: $2,471
Those are the US prices off the window sticker for the stuff on my car.
Base F1 Car: $180,785 (includes guzzler, prep, destination)
Ceramic brakes: $15,364
Bluetooth: $967
Scuderia brakes calipers: $930
Pwr Seats: $2,364
Scuderia Shields: $1,418
Upholstered Top: $408
Leather Rear Shelf: $2,041
High Powered Hifi: $1,934
Colored Stitchings: $301
Navigation: $2,471
Those are the US prices off the window sticker for the stuff on my car.
Apr 17, 2005 4:50:45 PM
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Re: F430 option list
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scuderia430 said:
I just picked up my 430 (Scuderia Red) at Ferrari of SF. The prices are as follows for the stuff I got:
Base F1 Car: $180,785 (includes guzzler, prep, destination)
Ceramic brakes: $15,364
Bluetooth: $967
Scuderia brakes calipers: $930
Pwr Seats: $2,364
Scuderia Shields: $1,418
Upholstered Top: $408
Leather Rear Shelf: $2,041
High Powered Hifi: $1,934
Colored Stitchings: $301
Navigation: $2,471
Those are the US prices off the window sticker for the stuff on my car.
Very nice specs, congrats!
For the Navigation, may I suggest you do not take it and buy the Becker Traffic Pro instead.
It is exactly the same unit but having Becker instead of Ferrari written on the device will half the cost.
Apr 17, 2005 5:38:40 PM
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scuderia430 said:
I just picked up my 430 (Scuderia Red) at Ferrari of SF. The prices are as follows for the stuff I got:
Base F1 Car: $180,785 (includes guzzler, prep, destination)
Ceramic brakes: $15,364
Bluetooth: $967
Scuderia brakes calipers: $930
Pwr Seats: $2,364
Scuderia Shields: $1,418
Upholstered Top: $408
Leather Rear Shelf: $2,041
High Powered Hifi: $1,934
Colored Stitchings: $301
Navigation: $2,471
Those are the US prices off the window sticker for the stuff on my car.
Thanks for those numbers.
Apr 17, 2005 7:26:51 PM
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Re: F430 option list
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scuderia430 said:
I just picked up my 430 (Scuderia Red) at Ferrari of SF. The prices are as follows for the stuff I got:
Base F1 Car: $180,785 (includes guzzler, prep, destination)
Ceramic brakes: $15,364
Bluetooth: $967
Scuderia brakes calipers: $930
Pwr Seats: $2,364
Scuderia Shields: $1,418
Upholstered Top: $408
Leather Rear Shelf: $2,041
High Powered Hifi: $1,934
Colored Stitchings: $301
Navigation: $2,471
Those are the US prices off the window sticker for the stuff on my car.
Did you have your's flown in? I would be driving mine today if I opted to pay the extra $10,000 for air freight.
Apr 17, 2005 9:37:03 PM
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enjoy! Apr 17, 2005 11:15:30 PM
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No. It arrived at FoSF by truck more than 2 weeks ago. Some necessary software upgrades/changes delayed delivery until Wednesday this past week. Would have been here more than a month ago if I flew it in.
Sounds great. How about some pictures?
Apr 18, 2005 4:02:29 AM
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Re: F430 option list
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scuderia430 said:
I just picked up my 430 (Scuderia Red) at Ferrari of SF. The prices are as follows for the stuff I got:
Base F1 Car: $180,785 (includes guzzler, prep, destination)
Ceramic brakes: $15,364
Bluetooth: $967
Scuderia brakes calipers: $930
Pwr Seats: $2,364
Scuderia Shields: $1,418
Upholstered Top: $408
Leather Rear Shelf: $2,041
High Powered Hifi: $1,934
Colored Stitchings: $301
Navigation: $2,471
Those are the US prices off the window sticker for the stuff on my car.
So just about $170 for the 6-spd car. Thanks for the numbers, enjoy the hell out of the 430.
Gary
Apr 26, 2005 2:00:34 PM
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Re: F430 option list
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What is the stopping distance with Carbon vs. Steel calipers from 100 MPH?
Given equal tires, probably no difference on the first stop. By the tenth stop, the carbon brakes will be likely more fade-free than the steel brakes, resulting in shorter stops.
Gary
Apr 28, 2005 6:07:51 AM
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What is the stopping distance with Carbon vs. Steel calipers from 100 MPH?
Given equal tires, probably no difference on the first stop. By the tenth stop, the carbon brakes will be likely more fade-free than the steel brakes, resulting in shorter stops.
Gary
I am not an expert, but the 360 seems to have poor brakes, what makes think they are poor is when you stand on them, they take way longer to stop you than I want. What would guess on stopping distances vs. steel vs. carbon?
Apr 28, 2005 2:12:37 PM
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Re: F430 option list
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I am not an expert, but the 360 seems to have poor brakes, what makes think they are poor is when you stand on them, they take way longer to stop you than I want. What would guess on stopping distances vs. steel vs. carbon?
Whatever 360 you drove to lead you to that conclusion must have had a problem...worn pads, bad rotors, maybe both. The 360 has terrific brakes. For track work, a fluid upgrade is required, as with most cars, and there are better semi-competition pads available than stock, but I ran the car with stock pads and Ate fluid in my first track event with no complaints, in fact I was quite impressed. There is no problem with Ferrari iron brakes, they are sourced from Brembo.
Gary
Apr 28, 2005 5:07:04 PM
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Re: F430 option list
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sparetireless said:I am not an expert, but the 360 seems to have poor brakes, what makes think they are poor is when you stand on them, they take way longer to stop you than I want. What would guess on stopping distances vs. steel vs. carbon?
F360 has the same excellent Brembos as Porsche.
The stopping distances do not change whether you have larger brakes or carbon vs. steel. In all modern sports cars, the braking system is strong enough to trigger ABS (or lock the tires if no ABS).
Stopping distances are a function of the weight (and weight distribution) of the car and its tires. Having better (bigger) brakes is only helpful in a track situation where greater heat dissipation is required for repeated hard brake applications. Carbon does not dissipate more heat than steel (sometimes less), but it can offer a rotating mass advantage.
Re: F430 option list
What is the difference between
"Color on request for standard stitching"
&
"Special stitching colour on request"
Also there is an option "Hi- Fi sound system w/ subwoofer" -Is this like a Challenge Stradale where you only get a radio is you order this option ? Or does it mean an upgraded system ? I'm thinking about leaving off the radio altogether if I can.
So far.
F430 F1
Corsa / Black
Racing seats (L)
Scuderia shields
Brake calipers in red
Leather upholstery for headliner
Leather upholstery for bench wall
Pre-wiring for battery charger (may have dealer do it for free instead)
CCM
Tire pressure monitoring system
"Color on request for standard stitching"
&
"Special stitching colour on request"
Also there is an option "Hi- Fi sound system w/ subwoofer" -Is this like a Challenge Stradale where you only get a radio is you order this option ? Or does it mean an upgraded system ? I'm thinking about leaving off the radio altogether if I can.
So far.
F430 F1
Corsa / Black
Racing seats (L)
Scuderia shields
Brake calipers in red
Leather upholstery for headliner
Leather upholstery for bench wall
Pre-wiring for battery charger (may have dealer do it for free instead)
CCM
Tire pressure monitoring system
Re: F430 option list
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STRADALE said:
What is the difference between
"Color on request for standard stitching"
&
"Special stitching colour on request"
According to the German price list, you can order the stitching in differnt colour only or in different colour and strength. Never seen the latter in person.
What you describe looks more like special colours?
Re: F430 option list
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Rossi said:Quote:
STRADALE said:
What is the difference between
"Color on request for standard stitching"
&
"Special stitching colour on request"
According to the German price list, you can order the stitching in differnt colour only or in different colour and strength. Never seen the latter in person.
What you describe looks more like special colours?
I was reading the part about the different stitching from a UK option list that was posted here some time ago
http://www.ferrari.co.uk/pdf/Ferrari%20Price%20List%202005.pdf
I wonder if the "Special stitching colour on request" means a non-stock stitching color. Like a special color made to sample.
In Germany you can get a different thread size ?
Re: F430 option list
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STRADALE said:
I was reading the part about the different stitching from a UK option list that was posted here some time ago
http://www.ferrari.co.uk/pdf/Ferrari%20Price%20List%202005.pdf
I wonder if the "Special stitching colour on request" means a non-stock stitching color. Like a special color made to sample.
In Germany you can get a different thread size ?
Yup, I always thought that option would mean different thread sizes. In fact, in the German pricelist they actually say "Fadenstärke", what really means thread thickness. But as I said, I've never seen that option in person and since I've never been interested in that option as well, I never asked what exactly it is.
Re: F430 option list
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Also Rossi - What about the Hi-Fi option ?
I assumed the 430 came with a stereo. Yes / No ?
The F430 comes standard with the same system as the F360: it's a Becker stereo/CD with front speakers only. You can upgrade that audio with the following:
- CD changer (6 CDs) in the boot
- HiFi system, which means subwoofer behind the seats (in the middle of the rear shelf)
- navigation (CD-based
)Concerning HiFi I don't like it as it uses some space behind the seats, something I don't want.
Re: F430 option list
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STRADALE said:
Also Rossi - What about the Hi-Fi option ?
I assumed the 430 came with a stereo. Yes / No ?
Special stitching is the thicker stitching which I order on my Spider.
The stereo with woofers really do not look good. They are between the seats on the back deck and are rather large round looking speakers. Stereo and CD changer are standard.
BTW I also order ball polished wheel rims(standard style). It gives them a sporter look without going into the Stradale wheels.They are apparently a little lighter than the standard wheels.
Re: F430 option list
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Special stitching is the thicker stitching which I order on my Spider.
The stereo with woofers really do not look good. They are between the seats on the back deck and are rather large round looking speakers. Stereo and CD changer are standard.
BTW I also order ball polished wheel rims(standard style). It gives them a sporter look without going into the Stradale wheels.They are apparently a little lighter than the standard wheels.
Can you describe how the thicker stitching looks like? Do really notice it at all? And is all the stitching thicker or only certain parts?
Are you sure about the CD changer? Here it is an option.
How do the ball polished rims look like? Pics?
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