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CCP Spring Classic Auction: Rare Gated 6-Speed 2006 Ferrari F430 Spider

Presented by Collector Car Productions –  Designed by Pininfarina, the F430 was produced from 2004 to 2009 and is powered by a 4.3-liter eight-cylinder engine producing 490 horsepower. Built on an Alcoa aluminum chassis, performance is impressive with acceleration from O to 60 in 3.6 seconds with a top speed of 196 mph.

This particular example, prior to arriving in Canada, resided in the state of Texas and is one of the rare and desirable units produced with a “Gated Manual 6-Speed Transmission”. With Rosso Corsa Red exterior, this F430 is trimmed out in the tan leather interior, black leather dash with red stitching, red-stitched door panels, tan power Daytona seats with red piping, and carbon fiber upper and lower cabin panels. A Manettino toggle on the steering column controls vehicle performance and traction settings. The car rides on Pirelli tires and brake calipers are finished in red, and the car is loaded with all the usual amenities like climate-controlled air conditioning, power windows, HID Xenon headlights, and more. Books, keys, tool kit and Ferrari Car Cover all included. 

This F430 Spider, with clean CarFax, is in spectacular condition with no marks or damages, spotless carpets, no wear or tear and it has been stored in a temperature and humidity controlled environment. 

This is just one of approximately 100 great hand-selected cars to be offered at the Toronto Spring Classic Car Online Auction to be held on June 12, 2021 by CCP Auctions.

Ferrari and Richard Mille Sign Exciting Partnership Contract

Ferrari and Richard Mille have announced that they have signed a multi-year partnership contract. This new partnership will be seen in many different ways, starting with the 2021 Formula 1 season. As Scuderia Ferrari Mission Winnow’s Team Partner and Official Watch, Richard Mille’s brand will be displayed on the race cars and drivers’ helmets. This partnership will also extend to other Ferrari activities, including the Competizione GT, Ferrari Challenge Series, Ferrari Driver Academy, Ferrari Esports Series and FDA Esports team. Now, for the part that you’ve probably been waiting for. This partnership will also result in a new exclusive range of limited edition watches. Keep an eye out for what’s to come from this exciting partnership.

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The Ferrari Roma Test Drive Presented by Ferrari of Fort Lauderdale

Recently, Ferrari of Fort Lauderdale held a private test drive event for clientele and friends to experience the all-new Ferrari Roma. When the Roma first released, I was unsure about the new mid-front engine Ferrari but that quickly changed when we walked out the front door of the dealership, into the parking lot, and laid eyes on it. The car is absolutely stunning in person, and the pictures do not do it justice. It is an entirely new look that is unlike anything else on the road. At first glance, you’ll notice there are no Scuderia shields on the model we tested, and the completely redesigned front and rear lights. These features alone show that Ferrari may be headed in a new direction with their product line. The typical round rear lights are a thing of the past, but from a distance, you can still tell that it is a Ferrari. The Roma is so sleek and elegant from every single angle we spent 20 minutes examining the car before even driving it.

The Roma is smaller than I had imagined, but once you use the leather key to unlock the door and step inside, you realize that does not matter at all. The interior is gorgeous and is a huge change from previous models. The Ferrari interior has always been quite analogous with knobs and buttons throughout but with the Roma, Ferrari took an entirely different approach. When you first glimpse at the steering wheel after opening the door, it looks similar to previous Ferrari models. It’s not until you take a seat and begin to start the Roma, that you notice there have been some serious changes. The Start / Stop button is integrated at the bottom of the steering wheel and is actually not a button at all, it is a touch screen panel that can be found throughout most of the steering wheel. After turning the car on you immediately notice the enormous digital dash that features everything from navigation to radio and car info. Using the touchpads on the steering wheel to navigate through screens you quickly find out that everything is super intuitive. As you go to put the Roma into gear, you’ll notice the gear levers resemble early Ferrari levers, which allow the car to maintain an analog feel with so many digital components surrounding you.

As we pulled out onto North Federal Highway, I immediately noticed how comfortable and drivable the Roma was. With a 611-horsepower twin-turbo V8 in front of you, it is hard to believe how calm, quiet, and smooth the ride is. That is, however, until you step on the gas. It effortlessly climbs through the gears of the 8-speed DCT Transmission as you watch the speedometer rise. The Roma is no slouch, it goes from 0-62 in 3.4 seconds, but the most impressive part was how quick and agile it was. The turning and handling capabilities are phenomenal, and the steering feel is wonderful as you sit planted through turns.

As a passenger, the Ferrari Roma provides comfortable ride quality with plenty of legroom. I was able to use the secondary display integrated into the passenger dash, which controls audio/media functions throughout the vehicle. At slower cruising speeds, I could tell that this is a perfect daily drivable supercar. When Corsa mode is selected, the performance is very much present, but the sound controlled cabin allows for casual conversation. There are also available rear seats for two more individuals to experience the Ferrari Roma.

Overall, the Ferrari Roma is a breath of fresh air. The all-new look, feel, and performance is unmatched by anything I’ve had the pleasure of driving. If I were you, I would order yours now.


Discover the Cover – October 2020: Revival 250 SWB by GTO Engineering For Sale at Manhattan Motorcars

Gracing the cover of the October 2020 edition of duPont REGISTRY is a stunning Revival 250 SWB by GTO Engineering that’s currently for sale at Manhattan Motorcars.

The beauty of a classic Ferrari is admired by car collectors around the world for so many reasons. The prestige, iconic styling, and intuitive engineering are as recognized today as they were when they first came into existence. Those wanting to experience a classic Ferrari may get discouraged by the incredibly high resale prices of some models, that’s where GTO Engineering comes in.

The revival 250 SWB by GTO Engineering for sale at Manhattan Motorcars is a faithful re-creation of the iconic 1960 Ferrari 250 GT SWB Berlinetta Competizione. Each of their vehicles are built by the same highly-skilled and experienced engineers that have dedicated themselves to restoring or servicing classic Ferraris.

Initially, GTO Engineering completed a full scan of the 1960 Ferrari 250 GT SWB Berlinetta Competizione and created a perfect model in CAD. This was done to ensure that their revival 250 SWB would be authentic, precise, and true to the original model. The team at GTO Engineering does not focus solely on the exterior.

Inside, the cabin of the revival 250 SWB surrounds the driver in all of its original glory. The wood-rimmed steering wheel, manual gearbox, sports seats, curved door windows, and more combine to create an interior that’s new while being a perfect re-creation of what the owner of a new Ferrari in the 1960s would have experienced.

Underneath the hood of the revival 250 SWB is a front-longitudinal, naturally aspirated 3.5-liter (Tipo 128F) Colombo 60⁰ V12 engine. Everything in this engine, except for the Weber 40DCL carburetor, has been drawn, machined and manufactured in-house. This ensures that the engine is ready for a lifetime of driving.

When GTO Engineering set out to create the revival 250 SWB, they wanted to ensure that it could be used as a daily driver and even a track car. They more than succeeded. In fact, many owners drive their revival 250 SWB more than any other classic car in their collection.

Those wanting to enjoy a classic drive without the hassle of old or worn-out components need to look no further. The revival 250 SWB by GTO Engineering provides the driver with a timeless experience that’s ensured by modern components and exquisite craftsmanship. Interested buyers, drivers and collectors should contact Manhattan Motorcars for more information.


The Best Ferraris You Can Buy Today

Life is too short to drive boring cars, that’s why we have curated an outstanding offering of Italian stallions. Ferrari has been building amazing automobiles for over seven decades, so we picked a dozen that offer excitement, unbridled power, and (contrary to popular belief) they are quite reliable if driven regularly. Don’t hide them away from the world, Enzo would be ashamed of you!

2020 Ferrari F8 Tributo Base

$376,900 :: 194 miles

2020 Ferrati F8 Tributo,Argento Nurburgring over Nero Leather & Alcantara Charcoal, Only 194 Miles!1 Owner *Clean CarFax*

2019 Ferrari 812 Superfast

$364,988 :: 1,942 miles

the first Ferrari equipped with EPS (Electric Power Steering). One Owner, Originally Ordered by Ferrari of Washington, All Service History/Records from Ferrari of Washington. Vehicle is Ferrari Certified Pre-Owned, Ferrari Factory Warranty Expires 10/25/2022, Able to Add Ferrari Extended Warranty, Ferrari 7-Year Genuine Maintenance Program Expires 10/25/2026

2015 Ferrari 458 Italia Speciale

$349,988 :: 5,423 miles

Factory Options: YELLOW BRAKE CALIPERS CARBON FIBRE SIDE NOLDERS FERRARI TELEMETRY HORSE STITCHED ON HEADREST ESTRATTORE BASE COLOURED MATS WITH LOGO ‘SCUDERIA FERRARI’ SHIELDS RADIONAVI SYSTEM + BLUETOOTH PARKING CAMERA FRONT AND REAR PARKING SENSORS NART RACING STRIPE YELLOW REV. COUNTER CARBON FIBRE RACING SEATS DRIVER SEAT ADJUSTMENT DEVICE SATELLITE RADIO INTEGRATED AUDIO SYSTEM COLOURED SPECIAL STITCHING INTERIOR 3D FABRIC COLOUR

2016 Ferrari F12 Berlinetta TDF

$899,988 :: 330 miles

Factory Options: AEROBRIDGE WITHOUT LOGO AFS SYSTEM ALUMINUM BRAKE CALIPERS CARBON FIBRE FOG LAMP CARBON FIBER HEADLIGHT BUCKET CARBON FIBRE UNDER DOOR COVER COLOURED INNER DETAILS LEATHER LOWER TUNNEL CARBON FIBRE WHEELS CUP CARBON FIBRE DASHBOARD INSERTS SUSPENSION LIFTER BODY COLOUR OUTER MIRRORS SPORT EXHAUST PIPES LEATHER UPHOLSTERY LEATHER BOOT CARPETS RADIONAVI SYSTEM + BLUETOOTH INTERNAL USE FRONT AND REAR PARKING CAMERAS DAYTONA RACING SEATS LEATHER HEADLINER SATELLITE RADIO LEATHER REAR SHELF LEATHER PARCEL SHELF HIGH POWER HIFI SYSTEM INTEGRATED AUDIO SYSTEM SPECIAL FEATURES TONE ON TONE STITCHINGS

2003 Ferrari 360 Spider Spider 6 Speed

$139,900 6,014 miles

2003 Ferrari 360 Spider in Argento Nurburgring with Blu leather interior and only 6,014 miles. This 360 is equipped with: 3.6 Liter 5 valve V8, RARE 6 speed manual transmission, dedication plate, red brake calipers, high power HiFi, power seats with Daytona style seat upholstery, upper and lower dash in blue, steering wheel in blue, roll bar hoops in blue, leather rear wall and extended sills, contrast stitching in white, blue convertible top and much more

2020 Ferrari 488 Pista

$527,750 :: 108 miles

Chassis# 251351 Exterior: Rosso Corsa Interior: Nro Carpets: Nero Options: central part of seat in Alcantara in Nero, Alcantara interior carpets in Nero, Rear bonnet in Carbon fiber, Red brake calipers, Carbon fiber front flaps, Carbo, Fiber side splitter, Engine cover in Carbon fiber, Rear Diffuser in Carbon fiber, Front air vents in carbon fiber, Carbon fiber underdoor cover, Carbon fiber inner sill trim, Carbon fiber upper center console trim, Colored inner details in Rosso Ferrari leather, Colored seat belts in Rosso, Single color dreamline in F1 paddles in Rosso, Dream line upper and lower steering wheel rim in Rosso, Cavallino stitched on headrest in Rosso, Black tailpipes, Colored mats with Logo, Carbon fiber rear molding

2005 Ferrari 575 GTZ

CALL FOR PRICE :: CALL FOR MILEAGE

One of only six Ferrari 575 Maranellos bodied by Zagato. One of the most recognizable coach-built creations of the early 21st century. All six 575 GTZs carry unique body features that were specified by their first owners, leaving no two cars exactly alike.

1972 Ferrari Dino 246 GT

299,000 :: 54,636 miles

Ferrari Los Angeles is excited to present this incredible original 1972 Ferrari Dino in Rosso Corsa with Cuoio interior. This unique example is currently showing only 54,636 miles on the odometer. More information on the car will be posted soon! 

2009 Ferrari Scuderia Spider 16M

$349,995 :: 3,426 miles

The vehicle is Rosso Corsa with a Tessuto Rosso interior. It is offered As-Is, extended warranty is available. – Air Conditioning, Climate Control, Tinted Windows, Power Steering, Power Windows, Power Mirrors, Leather Steering Wheel, Clock, Tachometer, Telescoping Steering Wheel, Driver Airbag, Passenger Airbag, Keyless Entry, Security System, ABS Brakes, Traction Control, Dynamic Stability, Rear Defogger, Intermittent Wipers, AM/FM, CD Player, Aux. Audio Input, Carbon Fiber Trim, Heated Mirrors, HID Headlamps, Rear Spoiler

2014 Ferrari LaFerrari

$2,749,999 :: 1,100 miles

This LaFerrari is available out of a private collection. It combines their most powerful V12 engine with a hybrid system to offer 949 horsepower and 664 lb-ft of torque. It can even be driven in EV mode for short trips.


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Ferrari Monza SP2 Visit Ferrari of Fort Lauderdale

The Ferrari Monza SP2 is an incredibly rare car that was unveiled as part of the “Icona Series.” Ferrari created this gorgeous supercar as an homage to the 750 Monza and the 860 Monza that were built to win races around the world. Because of its prominence, the Monza SP2 is a rarity among Ferraris and that’s why it’s recent visit to Ferrari of Fort Lauderdale was so special. The classically-styled Ferrari sat on the showroom floor for all to see. Those who did manage to gaze upon the Monza SP2 were given a chance that not many have had. This is why visiting your local dealership is so exciting because you never know what they’ll have on their showroom floor.