It's true!

You ever just make a friend on the bus and then they find out you drive a Ferrari? lol

I have a dream to obtain this f430 as well because I have a crush on her because of it's perfect design body shape ! Simplicity is the key to catch your dreams we should never have this superior complexity disorder ! It's good to achieve your dreams but we shouldn't be arrogant towards any sort of person!

Finally, someone that understands! I hate how cars have become a status symbol.

Glad you enjoyed it!

You are welcome

invest in (get some) xrp and i promise you will next year

ohhh god don't buy xrp. Bad investment by other person,lol.

@@ShawaebTee this didn‘t age well^^

You are very welcome

what's the point of letting people know all of this finance stuff when the very people like you who watch the videos will NEVER buy a Ferrari?

You are welcome :D

You are welcome

Aaayyyeee Mo what up bro

Hey man!

Its actually a MacLambo 650s :D

Thank you!

I don't think it's necessary!

I didn't not buy directly from Ferrari !

Something unfortunate happened.

It is tough - only a few places will let you test drive the car. However, you can't experience the car in just a 30 min test drive! Alternative option would be renting one for the day.

Thank you!

If you need to finance a Ferrari, it`s probably not the car for you...... Just my 2 cents....

What if the cost of borrowing is 0%, would you still hold your same argument?

+the.leviathan it would be awesome as most people don't do videos on the financial side of it!

Are there ferraris out there you can get at 0% though?

Tony Mark You would be very surprised to find out how many people take loans out and finance these cars! There is nothing wrong with that. If you have good credit, appropriate income, and the dedication to pay it off, you'll be fine.

+Mopar 70 you should watch my other videos

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Thank you! Cheers!

They're outta control!

+Brandon Abbott there is a good chance

F1 Clutch I believe its 20k miles (verify on the forums) 6K miles - sounds a bit too low for my liking (you might be paying an unnecessary premium for a low mileage) F430 - I had zero issues with the F430 but thats based on 2.5 years of ownership. CCB - This was actually standard on the later models

Price!

What is your heart set at? After doing my research I opted for an older F430 than a newer 360.

The F430 is definitely an experience you wont get with the AMG GTS. I actually did drive the AMG GTS and while it was an incredible car, it falls a bit short of the Ferrari experience. I personally would opt for an Aston V8V over the GTS (just my opinion). When it comes to the curve, it really comes down to where exactly you live. But lets be real here, if you could drive a Ferrari for 2 years at no cost, does it really matter if it starts ticking upward? I just dont think that should a big point to really worry about. No one can really predict the market, although people seem to be very confident that they can. I had no issues with reliability, but it would be best to read through the forums to get a better sample. Good luck with your purchase! Let me know what you decide, and be sure to check out my other videos. I did do a VLOG style video with the GTS.

Yea I agree with you. I guess my point of price curve is more of a "buy at the bottom vs buy brand new and incur the loss of value". It's true the v8 directly behind you and aggressive gear change is an experience, I'd agree with you on the Aston apart from the reliability aspect i've heard many speak of.

Let me review the supercharged NSX!

the.leviathan I am completely up for that. I won't be available to meet up for another 3 months being busy with work but in 3 months I will be available and by then the car will have the lift system to make it easy to raise for speedbumps and curbs.

Right, I'm a broke college student

Notorious HZ *highfive*

same except like 10k

Thoughts become things :)

Noted! Good points

fit in the 430*

If you want to spend the premium on a manual.

Congrats on buying the car man ! I hope to be able to say that I'm going to purchase one soon as well haha ! I'd reccomend checking out the audi R8 though, it's an great daily supercar and repairs/maintanance are pretty cheap.

if you ask that question you simply cannot afford it.

MSFerrari248F1 Why would you insure a Ferrari? If you crash while racing just buy another one they're cheap just like 200k

Driving in the city is just not fun! Check out the ride along video (in McLaren)

the.leviathan just did haha great stuff. driving in the city isn't fun, especially when you worried about your supercar!

1,000- 20,000 depending on YOU

Just chocolate milk

the.leviathan probably :D

So yes

No. Happy to talk about my training in a vlog video, although this was supposed to be a car channel!

the.leviathan alright man :P

430

I think you need to re-watch the video

I honestly didnt really pay attention to it. I think about 15,000 = 20,000 kms

+the.leviathan kk thanks

The brackets I consider to be a wear and tear item and not a major or common problem (based on my analysis). I did mention getting the car inspected prior to purchase in order to check for misc. items. Another common issue is the headers, which were usually done under warranty (assuming the car was driven enough) so that is why its not mentioned. If you are really interested in the F430, I would go through the Ferrari forums to get a sense of what some of the common problems are.

That's what I paid for a PPI - Daytona Motorsports did it for me.

They did a compression test, leak down test, took off the tires and measured the breaks, clutch, did a computer test and overall inspection of exterior, engine bay, exhaust and interior function. All that takes time to do thoroughly.

I actually have a video in the works explaining why NOT! lol :D

Please not red

Try the spyder :D

+KHRN Star it's a simple calculation depending on value interest and term

Too much to count ;)

the.leviathan yes right👌

Multiple factors to consider - cost of borrowing, purchase price, loan term, loan payments, your financial situation, your goals etc etc.

Alright, thank you! I'm looking to buy a new house at the moment and wondering if I should cut a little out of the budget to buy myself a nice car once the house-buying process is finished OR use my current budget completely for the house and take a loan for a nice car afterwards. By the way: keep making your videos man, I've been enjoying them for quite some time now!

Why can't you just save money and then buy a car. Taking out a loan for a car is the dumbest thing you can do....ever.

That's not really true... For example: I have 50K saved up and want to buy a car for 40K. If I pay it cash I lose 4/5 of my budget. I feel more comfortable taking out a loan in that case. Ok I lose some money on interest, but I still have my own money at my disposal if something happens to me, if I need quick cash or if I want to invest in something that brings me money. I'd rather have something to react to the unexpected... It would be very dumb spending 40K on a car if you have 50K in the bank. I would only pay cash on cheap daily cars (

gillmaes If you have 50k saved you are not gonna buy a car for 40k, 25k will do just as fine. Do what you want but taking a loan for a car is not smart from a financial point. In my country people declare the ones who take out loans for cars crazy and only the really poor do it if they get a loan. I'm from Holland btw.

I am just looking back and sharing my experience to demonstrate that the Ferrari F430 is an attainable car provided you look for the right things.

+the.leviathan nice!🤘

Anthony lim he's in a mclaren

Watch more videos to find out!

Should have kept it. What specific information are you looking for?

@@theleviathan0 did you buy the car all cash or did a dealer finance your F430? From when I was chatting with a dealer finance person they said it's harder to finance cars older than 7 years. Then they want to keep pushing a lease which I dont know how to feel about

Prefer in direct message you can DM on Instagram. But if you own a home you can use a secure line of credit.

@@theleviathan0 oh yes I can DM you. I totally understand! Will pop it over there

I had an Aston before the F430!

the.leviathan right on man. I'm a big fan. I just picked up my dream car on a budget, a 2005 Slk350 six speed stick. It's also a hard top convertible and was the most I can afford right now. Very interested in the new vantage coming out! What did you think of yours?

Congrats!! I loved the Aston, it was an incredible driving experience, I also had 6 speed stick!

It's nice having a cup holder!

.first born (child...and probably second and third as well!)

I understand - but to me the V12s are a very different driving experience, which is why I went with F430. To be honest, the F430 is a solid car, with very little maintenance issues. The repair work required is pretty standard and well known, given the long history of the car. But I get your point!

Yeah but there's no substitute for the handling/steering feel of a mid engine car AND seeing that engine through glass is a work of art 🙄 .... nothing against front engine v12's or California's v8's ... just my opinion . And yeah 355's are an engine out clutch job $$$ , they sound spectacular though lol

Check out my video Ferrari vs McLaren. For me the 650s was the easy choice!

We all have different tastes in life!!! I have owned four Ferraris and I have never bought them at a Ferrari dealership!! So maybe you would get better treatment at another dealer?? Most important thing is that you are happy about your choice!! But don´t let one dealership ruin Ferrari for you!!

For sure, I would never let a dealership sway me from a car. There was just something about the 650s that made the kid inside me happy.

Awesome!! The 458 sounds better though ;)