Friday ....... 360CS or 430 scud
Friday ....... 360CS or 430 scud
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TISPKJ

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3,780 posts

238 months

Friday 2nd December 2011
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Im fairly sure that I will be winning the lottery tommorow night (not all the numbers but enough to see me ok :-)) so in preperation, what would you have the CS or the Scud ? both around the same money now ish

iandc

3,893 posts

237 months

Friday 2nd December 2011
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The CS its more analogue and manic!!

Pork

9,455 posts

265 months

Friday 2nd December 2011
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I'd got for a CS please. Blue with cream - there's a chap on here who has one (Dean, is it?) and its bloodly gorgeous.

KenC

733 posts

266 months

Friday 2nd December 2011
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Pork said:
I'd got for a CS please. Blue with cream - there's a chap on here who has one (Dean, is it?) and its bloodly gorgeous.
Dean sold his a couple of months ago.

matc

4,738 posts

238 months

Friday 2nd December 2011
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Another one for a CS here please, not too fussy on the colour, although I agree with Pork, Deans TDF with Cream is pretty much perfect.

TISPKJ

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3,780 posts

238 months

Friday 2nd December 2011
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Only thing I can fault with the 355 is coming previously from a gt3 its a bit dare I say it "soft"

I am assuming from what I have seen and read that the CS and Scud is ferraris answer to the Porsche gt3's

Are they both as hardcore as each other or one more so than the other ?

KenC

733 posts

266 months

Friday 2nd December 2011
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The best people to listed to are those who have experienced both.

A Club Scuderia member posted this:

"I picked up my Rosso Mugello 430 Scuderia from Lancaster Sevenoaks yesterday. In the last twenty four hours I have driven 500+ miles of sheer pleasure. I thought the Challenge Stradale was God's vehicle of choice, but this thing is just on another level. I realise there are many Challenge Stradale owners on this forum, but trust me sell the children, give the house away, buy one of the many 430 Scuderia's out there because only then life will have a meaning!

Time to lie down .... "

For members here is the link to the thread: http://www.clubscuderia.co.uk/forum/showthread.php...

kryten22uk

2,350 posts

262 months

Friday 2nd December 2011
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I presume that the reason that the Scud is more expensive than the CS is that those people who are in a position to make the choice, choose the Scud.

tdfcs

29 posts

227 months

Saturday 3rd December 2011
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Having now owned my TDF CS for 12 months it has been the most exciting car i have owned or have driven and certainly have no plans on selling it ever! I personally think TDF with stripe and sabbia cream hide is the best combo for the CS - only 10 RHD made in TDF so rarer also! Haven't driven an 16M but that may be an itch i may need to scratch one day. The CS IMHO is the last of the truly raw and exciting ferrari driving experiences as well as being argually the best looking modern day Ferrari. Scud,458,599 although technically brilliant are all comparatively dull (relatively speaking of course) and one could get bored easily.

nigelonich

1,017 posts

251 months

Sunday 4th December 2011
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The 430 Scud should and probably is better but the 360CS was first. Not seen them at the same price yet as I thought they were £30k+ apart If you win the lottery buy both.

My CS still has 0 previous owners since first registration and a lot has come and gone in my garage since 2004 when it arrived. Running a 2003 E46 BMW M3 CSL just now and its up there with the 360 CS.

My advice is buy a £100k 360 CS AND a £25k CSL rather than a £130k+ 430 Scud.

Some people lack imagination! Buy all of the above if six numbers come up.


leeGT2

311 posts

190 months

Sunday 4th December 2011
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I've never driven a Stradale so can't really comment. Im sure it's a great car but fact is, it's rather down on power and gearchange is nowhere near as quick as Scuderia. Regarding Scuderia, it's the best car I've ever owned and driven, period! For me it's the first car that I am going to keep for as long as I can. Every drive feels better than the previous one...

jackal

11,251 posts

313 months

Sunday 4th December 2011
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Id take the scud. For as raw and 'racecar for the roadish' and collectable as the cs is, in my mind it still heralds from a transitional stage within ferrari. The scud though is from a different era of build quality and marks the maturation of a lot of ideas and technology such as the f1 box, the mannetino and the vastly increased torque of the v8. Its a properly modern car finally devoid of any traces of kit car. Both fabulous though.

Edited by jackal on Monday 5th December 00:09

bromers2

1,867 posts

281 months

Sunday 4th December 2011
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£ for £ you'd have to go for the Strad at current prices.
Owned my black Strad for 2+ years now and have driven a couple of Scuds. There is no doubt that the Scud is a great car and a brilliant drive but, like the 458, they are too good ? The Strad keeps you on your toes and therefore IMO a more rewarding drive.

bromers2

1,867 posts

281 months

Sunday 4th December 2011
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nigelonich said:
The 430 Scud should and probably is better but the 360CS was first. Not seen them at the same price yet as I thought they were £30k+ apart If you win the lottery buy both.

My CS still has 0 previous owners since first registration and a lot has come and gone in my garage since 2004 when it arrived. Running a 2003 E46 BMW M3 CSL just now and its up there with the 360 CS.

My advice is buy a £100k 360 CS AND a £25k CSL rather than a £130k+ 430 Scud.

Some people lack imagination! Buy all of the above if six numbers come up.
Had a CSL too for 7 years and a totally brilliant car. But has the 1M (slightly tweaked) just passed it ?

nigelonich

1,017 posts

251 months

Sunday 4th December 2011
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bromers2 said:
Had a CSL too for 7 years and a totally brilliant car. But has the 1M (slightly tweaked) just passed it ?
Im watching them but they are bit ugly really. when they get to 20k they will be more attractive!

ted 191

1,470 posts

256 months

Monday 5th December 2011
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jackal said:
Id take the scud. For as raw and 'racecar for the roadish' and collectable as the cs is, in my mind it still heralds from a transitional stage within ferrari. The scud though is from a different era of build quality and marks the maturation of a lot of ideas and technology such as the f1 box, the mannetino and the vastly increased torque of the v8. Its a properly modern car finally devoid of any traces of kit car. Both fabulous though.

Edited by jackal on Monday 5th December 00:09
Build quality on a scud is terrible,

TISPKJ

Original Poster:

3,780 posts

238 months

Monday 5th December 2011
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Some interesting comments supporting both cars. From first glance at the classifieds I thought they were 100 / 120 starting prices respectively hence my comment similar money now, further looking indicates start prices of 80 / 120.
So basis all the above comments, with my own hard earnt think it would be the CS, with a lottery win or someone elses then maybe the Scud but you can get a lot of car for the 40k difference ..... 355 for the school run maybe :-)

Regards

jackal

11,251 posts

313 months

Monday 5th December 2011
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ted 191 said:
Build quality on a scud is terrible,
Relative though surely ? It's better than what went before though is it not ! smile

RevHappy

1,850 posts

193 months

Monday 5th December 2011
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The CS to look at and the scud to drive.