Ferrari

The Ferrari F430 was part of the Italian manufacturer’s model lineup from 2004 to 2009. It was available as a mid-engine coupe and as a Spider with a soft top. The Ferrari F430 is the successor to the 360 and, like its predecessor, was built on an aluminum space frame. The V8 engine’s displacement increased to 4.3 liters, power rose to 490 PS, and maximum torque grew to 465 Nm. In addition, the engine’s camshafts were once again driven by a low-maintenance timing chain. Drivers could choose between a six-speed manual transmission or an automated F1-style gearbox. It was Ferrari’s first production vehicle to feature an electronically controlled differential, the “E-Diff.” A switch on the steering wheel, called the “Manettino,” allowed the driver to adjust the suspension settings, among other things.

The Ferrari F430 offered here was originally delivered in Switzerland; it was first registered on March 1, 2005, and handed over to the first owner the following day by the Ferrari dealership Auto Pierre Sudan in Zug. The owner paid the dealer well over CHF 220,000 for his “Bianco Avus” Ferrari, which featured a black leather interior, an F1 transmission with steering wheel-mounted shift paddles, power-adjustable seats, Scuderia emblems on the fenders, and a carbon-ceramic brake system. In 2022, with approximately 57,500 km on the odometer at the time, the beautiful sports car was acquired by its last owner and has since been used only for occasional drives on sunny days. With 59,500 km on the odometer and a complete service history—the last entry dated January 19, 2026, at 59,370 km—the F430 is in good to very good condition with normal signs of wear. The car’s last vehicle inspection (MFK) took place in January 2026.