A Ferrari will always remain cool, but certainly, the cooler, the newer. Even though, neither the ‘Flashiest’ nor the majority expensive, the ‘Ferrari E430’ takes the entire torch for the lithe ‘V8-engined’ Ferraris that has come before it.
An excellent balanced ‘chassis’ and ‘ultra communicative steering’ makes it an excellent drive on a twisted road. In order to allow the driver to increase the
car’s capability in any condition, the ‘manettino steering wheel knob’ moves among 5 driving modes that adjust ‘stability’, ‘suspension settings’ and ‘traction control thresholds’, F1 ‘gearbox’ shift changes & the ‘electronic rear differential’ that increases the grip on a turn.
The ‘F430’ comes with traction control, antilock brakes & stability control. It has no ‘side airbags’. The ‘traction control’ and ‘stability control systems’ is adjustable using the “manettino” control fixed on the ‘steering wheel’.
With all this capabilities, if you lock up your ‘F430’ to speeding the ‘Sunset club scene’ or long drives to ‘country-club scene’, you are using the car imperfectly.