Ferrari F430 F1
Check the Ferrari F430 coupé with its original F1 electrohydraulic transmission and review the appropriate auction evidence.
What to check before buying
- Factory specification
- Match the gearbox specification to Ferrari’s original records.
- Clutch and hydraulics
- Ask for recent clutch readings, diagnostic results, and invoices for hydraulic-system work.
An F1 car with documented original specification supplies a distinct comparable for the purchase decision.
Documented auction results
If you’re deciding what to offer, start with transactions for cars of similar specification and history. Check the sale date, condition, and whether the price included buyer’s premium.
| Chassis | Date and auction | Outcome and price | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| ZFFEW58AX70153916 | 1 Apr 2017RM Sotheby’s | Unsold | Auction evidenceThe car left the rostrum unsold. The auctioneer subsequently confirmed a private agreement. |
| ZFFEW58AX70153916 | 1 Apr 2017RM Sotheby’s | Sold privatelyUSD 270,000 · Published sold price | Auction evidenceAuctioneer-reported post-auction agreement. The car’s first ownership is documented in the lot catalogue. |
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Set the model, specification, budget, and timetable. We run the private search and screen candidates against your brief.
Private sourcingAssess a car you’ve found
Review the seller’s records, comparable sales, and questions for an independent marque specialist before deciding what to offer.
Pre-purchase advice
We agree the written scope, fee, and any specialist costs before work begins.
Factory specification
- Specification
- Factory F1 electrohydraulic six-speed automated manual transmission