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The A presents the Ferrari F430 Scuderia V8
FERRARI 430 SCUDERIA
The 430 example: Ferrari intensity, a singular signature.
There are Ferraris whose purpose goes beyond outright performance. Cars designed to express, with particular intensity, the historic bond that unites Maranello with competition. The Ferrari 430 Scuderia unquestionably belongs to this category.
Unveiled in 2007 and developed with the involvement of Michael Schumacher, seven-time Formula One World Champion, the 430 Scuderia represents the culmination of the F430 generation. Lighter, more powerful and more radical, it embodies a philosophy dear to Ferrari: bringing the sensations of a competition car closer to those of a road-legal car.
Its 4. 3-litre naturally aspirated V8 produces 510 horsepower at 8, 500 rpm. Paired with the F1 SuperFast2 transmission, capable of gear changes in just 60 milliseconds, it delivers a remarkably immediate mechanical response. Its weight saving of around 100 kg over the F430, together with technologies directly inspired by Formula One, allows it to reach 100 km/ h in 3. 6 seconds and exceed 320 km/ h.
But the true distinction of the Scuderia lies not in its performance alone. It resides in its balance, the precision of its handling, the incomparable sound of its naturally aspirated engine, and that direct connection between driver and mechanism that has become increasingly rare in contemporary motoring.
Rosso Corsa in its purest expression.
The example selected by The A stands out for a particularly desirable specification: Rosso Corsa bodywork without the longitudinal stripes usually associated with the Scuderia, matched with red brake calipers.
This uncommon specification for the model reveals the pure lines of the design by Pininfarina. Free of graphic embellishment, the lines gain clarity, the volumes gain presence and the silhouette gains elegance. Rosso Corsa, the historic colour of Italian competition, regains all its legitimacy here.
The cabin continues this pursuit of sporting authenticity. Black Alcantara, exposed carbon fibre, bucket seats and harnesses create an environment entirely devoted to driving.
Every element recalls this Ferrari's founding purpose: to deliver a driving experience without compromise.
An exceptional match: the 430 example.
Adding to this specification is a feature that gives this car a truly singular identity: chassis 430, directly matching the model designation.
A distinction as remarkable as it is memorable, allowing this car to stand out immediately within the world of collectible Ferraris.
This combination of model, its iconic colour, the absence of black stripes and this unique numerical signature makes for a particularly appealing package for an enthusiast who cares about the identity and history of the cars they acquire.
A car preserved with care.
Beyond its specification, this 430 Scuderia benefits from a well-documented service history within the Ferrari network, reflecting the care its successive owners have given it.
Its presentation, original paintwork and quality of preservation complement the inherent qualities of this iconic version.
As the naturally aspirated Ferraris of this generation take their place in Maranello's history, the 430 Scuderia asserts its status as a car apart: radical without sacrificing elegance, demanding yet deeply endearing, and representative of an era when mechanical pleasure still held a central place.
Our car belongs to this rare category of exceptional cars.
One that embodies absolute exclusivity. One whose value continues to climb.
The A selected this example for the coherence of its specification, its distinctive chassis numbering and the quality of its history.
A Ferrari to drive, preserve and pass on.
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The A Paris
