When Ferrari debuted its new F430 at the Paris Motor Show in 2004, it marked a significant step forward in the brand’s quest for increasing performance and day-to-day usability. The shape, based on the 360 Modena, was updated to improve downforce while integrating elements that harkened back to classic cars through Ferrari’s history. Producing an astounding 483 hp, the 4.3-liter V-8 in the F430 propels the car to nearly 200 mph without the notorious Ferrari cam belts. Inside, the manettino switch on the steering wheel provides five selectable driving modes, adjusting all mechanical systems in the car and helping it reach peak performance in every situation.

This Nero Daytona (Daytona Black) F430 was delivered new at The Collection in Coral Gables, Florida and moved between Florida and California for the majority of its life. Clearly optioned by a true enthusiast, this car features the rare six-speed manual transaxle found in less than 10% of F430s, maximizing driver involvement. Other notable options include Challenge wheels, Scuderia shields, Nero leather interior with contrast stitching, and a carbon rear grille.

Serviced in 2021 and showing less than 7,500 miles, this F430 is in immaculate condition and comes with its owner’s manual, dealer directory, car cover, and Schedoni leather pouch. A significant model representing the end of the manual transmission era for Ferrari, this ideally equipped F430 is both gorgeous to look at and thrilling to drive.