Love the video bro

Could you do BMW one next

Crazy video! Is this your personal F40? Wow 👌

I follow you in insta love your car!

its all about the money u drive it like this once and u can go to service with it thats why people save them from driving as much as they can

David Lee could never hahahaha

Check out the Chris Harris F40/F50 video.

I hope it's gonna receive the proper maintenance too

dangerously on public roads?

Not the firs one to drive like it should be

Couldnt have said it any better

perfect

100%

totally approved

Respect...

Every F40 owner deserves their car

@@william_SMMA That is simply not true, if you don't drive like it was designed to and instead let it sit in a garage forever, you do not deserve that car, if you own an F40, it deserves to be driven like a true race car, put it this way, if the original designers of this car saw it sitting in a garage in perfect condition today, and knew that your intent was to never drive it, they would slap you so hard you wouldn't be alive anymore, it's almost an insult to them...

@@william_SMMA Every F40 owner owns their car, but not every deserve it

@@spidi500 well said!

Well if this is the criteria for deserving such a car, I guess Ferrari should have build some 100 millions F40 😭😕

Agreed. This clip made my morning, what a sensational piece of footage; arguably one of the best vehicles ever built, being driven exactly how it was meant to be driven. Not thrashed, but pushed respectfully hard. If I was blessed enough with the means to own such a car, I'd drive it exactly the same. maintenance is everything. As long as a car is maintained to manufacturer's specifications, warmed up before being driven respectfully hard, and allowed to cool down on the tail leg before being turned off, it's happy days for both the car and the driver :)

My heart stopped everytime

I have seen one in the wild. I filmed it and it blew up on TikTok. My friends and my reaction was priceless.

Well said

I saw one on the road once, must have been the early 90s, north of London heading out towards Watford. Traffic was slow, and I saw in my mirror an F40 weaving through the traffic. Normally, I would have cursed the driver for being a twat, but he was doing it so smoothly and neatly, without endangering anyone, so I cut him some slack. I noticed it had an "F40" registration, but again, I thought at least he knows how to drive it. Turned out later that it belonged to Nigel Mansell....

Don't think I've ever seen an F40 but I did see a Testarossa a few months back in Madrid, couldn't believe my eyes, that was really special😍

I agree but to be fair when someone wants to kick the back end out on a modern car they turn off the electronic aids anyway.

@@rafox66 Yes but most cars aren't mid engine or use downforce. That makes it very snappy and hard to drift. Cars like this don't like to slide, they like to corner fast or spin. You get the same thing with Lotus Elises and other "track" focused designs.

@@BlatentlyFakeName You're right, I totally forgot to think about it being mid engine.

It's worse than you imagine. It's not a modern turbo system, it's very laggy, even slow off boost. The power surge is very violent. Unlike other supercars it isn't designed for people with more money than driving skills. It's one of the most "race car for the road" Ferrari ever made.

I’d imagine getting a rear wheel drive super car sideways is much easier without the modern safety Nannies

2.5 million dollar car.

It's just another sportscar and it's meant to be drifted/driven hard, not garage queen

Well said

I don't think he's here for the channel blow up. He's just here to share his love of the car!

Even with great IBIS, you're not going to get stable footage handheld from the passenger seat - mount that thing. Only critique I wanna give. Was still rad.

it's not only play, that's the safest way to downshift a car like that :)

@@PoltergeistWorks Was he not granny shifting, and instead double-clutching like he should? (Which only helps when downshifting.. fkn hollywood). Ah yeah, 2:25 or so. Mate, you can even teach yourself how to do it in a corolla or something - it's a pretty easy skill to pick up and master and can help you if you ever need to drive a manual car with a faulty clutch.

@@phattjohnson double clutching a gearbox with synchro? Don’t quite get if you’re saying he WAS double clutching or he was supposed to double clutch (none of which seems to be true). Of course you can do that in any car but modern cars and especially cars with low power are not easily thrown out of balance by downshifting. You can mash gears however you want in a corolla lol.

@@PoltergeistWorks it was a Fast 'n Furious reference ;) also I have to disagree with johnson since technically double clutching also helps when upshifting... it just helps such a tiny marginal amount that most somewhat-ok transmissions don't care. and while you might not need to care about balance with a corolla, he was talking about picking up a skill and having fun doing it. and even for the corolla if heel-and-toe is done right it does relieve stress from the transmission and can save fuel compared to just declutching and rolling to a stop wasting all that kinetic energy

@@Simon-bu4kc He actualy wasn't double-clutching, he was just blipping the throttle as he was downshifting, the clutch was buried to the floor the whole time - that's not double clutching.

now they make dogshit that appeals to rich white girls that dont know how to drive in the first place

@@honkhonk8009 the latest GT3 seems pretty good…

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/er2EZaiBut6zh5c.html check out this one if you want something a bit more talkative. this guy's reviews are the closest thing to poetry about cars i can think of.

“Too fast for a manual”- who said that? Did they talk to the sportbike crowd first? Someone should tell my 718whp C5Z to hang it up 🤣😂

@@MS-mr4zm lol. You’ll laugh at this one - the sales rep at Ferrari said this to me. If Enzo were still around, a comment like that from a Ferrari employee would be grounds for dismissal 🤣🤣

Oh yes!

Lmao I have more subs than him and I will never have content as cool as pov thrashing a F40!~That 2,64k will become 264k within a month if he keeps it up.

@@david9912gt3rs Of course I'm jealous lmao, one is not a car guy if he's not dreaming about pushing an F40 to it's limits!

@@david9912gt3rs i think you missed the point cause of his weird style of sarcasm

Sadly it's not.

Like a more harmonious version of a 1000cc flat plane i4 bike engine noise, I love it too!

C’est un plaisir de partager ça avec vous !

Pareil, sur les jeux vidéo, avec la Diablo !

;)

cé bo

Tiens Tiens Tiens...

What model?

Ca don't se passer du cote de chez moi ! Dingue ce coup de Volant et cette musique !

Ferrari raiz ! espetáculo de carro.

Shut it you either don't care about cars or you've got a lot to learn. I know this is a poster car but you need to realize a lot of poster cars don't actually drive nice and are only worth dreaming about, not worth driving. What do you want to do? Do you want to look at it? -> buy a replica or a clay model of the car Do you want to drive it? -> buy a better drivers car with the money Do you want to own it as an investment -> buy a better investment, there are other investments which are nice to look at such as watches. Sorry to burst your bubble but this is not a car you should aspire to own because that's A) unrealistic B) you can get a better driving experience for less than half of the money. This is a million dollar car, meaning you would not only have to earn a million dollars to be able to afford it, but you'd need to earn much more in order to be able to drive it because anytime you take it out you're taking a risk. If your plan for winning the lottery is buying an F40 that's incredibly unreasonable. Your dreams don't have to make sense I'm just telling you this wouldn't be much fun to own, and people who buy cars to look at them or as investments are kinda despicable when it comes to dream cars.

@@user-hr2zy7ct8h wtf

@@user-hr2zy7ct8h hey man, a car drive's as it drives... it's up to the driver to step up to the challenge

@@OttepStenHD Actually if you see it as a challenge and you know the car is hard to drive then it might be worth your time. I'm just saying it has no ABS, no traction control, so easy to crash this car. So you need to be a driver to aspire to own it. And you need much more than a million $ to take it out and risk totaling it. It's an extremely raw driving experience so if that's what you want and you want to actually drive the car that's sick, I hope you achieve it. Other than that I strongly recommend any other Ferrari that's more safe, more practical, usable and so on. I know a guy who owns an F40 and his hasn't left the garage in years. It's as if it was a clay model, no point to owning it besides an "investment" but there are better investments. So as far as I'm concerned there are much better dream cars but if you're in love with it and you're a driver then the only thing you're missing is money.

@@user-hr2zy7ct8h some car's just get stuck in your head, other cars on my dream garage list are also hard to drive. I'm not a big admirer of new car's with tech stuff. Probably never going to own an F40 or even drive it, maybe at best see it somewhere. But a man can dream and to each his own 🤟

Go pro (or 360 camera) mounted on a stick mounted on his rear wing

He was hunted by a 959 ! ;-P

A fast cameraman is all you need.