Looking to buy a Gallardo or 430.
Discussion
Well today I have started my quest to find a tidy manual 430 or Gallardo. Unfortunately the 430 I looked at was not as immaculate as I hoped so the search continues, in fact I was a little surprised ny the overall state of the car so my question is will I be able to find a very tidy example of either model for between £70 and £80k?
One thing I have found over the years is that one mans idea of immaculate is very different to mine so does anyone have any insider knowledge of a suitably good condition car that may be available or soon to become available?
David.
One thing I have found over the years is that one mans idea of immaculate is very different to mine so does anyone have any insider knowledge of a suitably good condition car that may be available or soon to become available?
David.
Edited by KTR on Sunday 25th July 00:28
KTR said:
steelej said:
Have you tried an F1 430, bit more choice with F1.
John.
Hello John, John.
No I have not tried either with the paddle shift but having recently sold a Nissan GTR to get a manual Porsche I much prefer the manual gearbox.
Hi KTR,
The GTR box and 360 box are very different from the 430 box, I used to think I wanted manual 430 too until I tried the F1 box, it's bloody brilliant. You really should try it, even if just to confirm your thoughts and discount it. I can't speak for e-gear I've not tried it.
John.
The GTR box and 360 box are very different from the 430 box, I used to think I wanted manual 430 too until I tried the F1 box, it's bloody brilliant. You really should try it, even if just to confirm your thoughts and discount it. I can't speak for e-gear I've not tried it.
John.
The F1 box is very good. However, I still opted for the manual, as ultimately it gives you more driver involvement and the F430 is the last chance (it appears) you have to get the classic manual gate in a Ferarri. The best feeling in the world is when you brake hard for a corner, heal/toe blip the throttle. Added to the fact that manuals were slightly cheaper, are prone to less clutch wear and F1 related gearbox problems, for me it was a no brainer as I was never into the playstation generation.
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