Manual Ferrari F430 vs Manual Ferrari 360! Did I Buy The Wrong Car?

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I head to ‪@DKEngineeringTV‬ to check out an incredible manual Ferrari F430 that they have just taken into stock.
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The F430 hails the arrival of a whole new generation of Ferrari V8-engined berlinettas. Every inch of the car was inspired by the engineering research carried out at Ferrari’s Gestione Sportiva F1 Racing Division. The result is a highly innovative design characterised by cutting-edge technologies perfected for use on a road-going car.
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[@MrGB1999]

Owned multiple examples of both. The main differences between the 360 and 430 - aside from looks and interior / general build quality - are the torque levels and the suspension set up. The 430 has a more refined feel because you actually spend less time in the upper rev band because there's so much more power across the revs. It can feel aggressively fast without being near 9k. In the 360, it compels you to get the car at 8.5k the whole time because that's really the only place it feels genuinely quick. Getting the CS remap which adds a lot of extra torque is one of the best things you can do with a 360. Changes the car. And because the 430 feels like a more solid car, it leaves the 360 feeling both lighter and rawer. And this last point applies to the suspension set up as well. The 360 is a loose car. You can feel and are aware of the aluminium construction far more in the 360. This means it's great at the limit when you want a Ferrari to feel like a Ferrari, but can be a little tiresome when mile crunching. In truth, neither are good touring cars. They both drone at too high revs in 6th and they aren't particularly comfortable cars. I consider them purely A to A joyride cars, or cars for occasions. However, the 430 is a lot tauter, feels far less floaty than a 360 and obviously the E-diff is doing a lot of work (it runs constantly), meaning the car can feel quite computer-managed at times. The 360 perhaps feels like a more authentic test of a driver's skills. Both cars are inherently fairly low grip cars (better tyres helps with this), but the 430 is a fast car and the fact that there is extra invisible help working behind the scenes is probably no bad thing (however, others do criticise the E-diff for being too invasive, especially on track). From my point of view, having a "wet mode" in the UK is certainly a welcome thing. The 430 also has a meaner sort of presence. The sound is deeper, the power delivery is more brutal - they feel like more of a bad-mooded beast. The 360 has a greater sense of lightness and fun to it - which I really associate more with that more "authentic" Ferrari vibe of the 60s - 90s era that really made Ferrari Ferrari. The 430 feels like the first car of the modern generation. Sharper looks, a more angular, angrier presence. Serious pace. More track focused. This is when Ferraris became more serious cars, for more serious pursuits.

[@328gts1987]

Great write-up. Sounds you driven the cars a lot. What is your opinion on F1/manual?

[@MrGB1999]

@@328gts1987 I could opine on this topic all day and if you see some of my historical posts you'll see that. Ultimately, if you want a manual Ferrari, you'll be more than happy with a manual 360 or 430. At its most basic, they are simply cheaper to maintain (although, obviously cost more to buy in the first place). That doesn't mean a manual gearbox can't explode on you of course, but cars are cars! The manual can be notchy and a bit of tw*t between gears, but this can usually be improved with bushings or linkages or whatever has worn over time. My 2p is thus: I'd (probably) always buy an F1. I was having a chat with Aldous @ AV about this and he basically confirmed what I already thought. These are slippy mid-engined Ferraris, right? And even the 360 feels quick enough at the limit. So if you imagine red-lining fundamentally low-grip cars in 3rd or even 4th, you are going at real speed. It's nice (euphemism) to be able to have two hands on the wheel. It's also nice to have the F1 manage your gear changes, because you really don't want to eff up your feet going at 9k revs. I am no heel-toe master (and I've been driving manuals for 20 years now), and the idea of coming to a bend at spend, in a £70-120k car with the onus on you to both brake correctly (easy to overbrake when heel-toeing), change correctly and manage a corner correctly (esp if you are late braking) - that's a lot on your plate. When you are "in the zone" in one of these cars, on gloriously empty, open roads, and you are hammering (literally) through gears in the F1 - it's a great feeling. Perfect downshifts every time. Moreover, when you aren't hyper concerned with foot technique, you begin to focus more on what's happening in your hands and even more importantly, what's happening underneath you. These cars can snap oversteer on you fairly readily, so having two hands on the wheel is certainly my preference! Having said all of that, and as I said above, the F1 system isn't the most robust. These aren't DCT boxes that go and go. They can be flakey - so you have to manage that. As we speak, my 430 has a hydraulic pressure issue. So it is what it is. Perhaps, if I had a manual I'd have been able to enjoy this recent sunny weather! :( (forgot to add that in the 360 F1 you need to spend decent money to get it up to a proper level. Either the CS TCU (gearbox ECU) or one from a 2003 or later 360 will make earlier cars far easier and more enjoyable to drive)

[@drivencollection]

Love your writeup -- I own an F430 and have driven a few 360s. The F430 feels like something I can drive every day year round -- and frankly, I nearly do. The 360 feels more delicate and thus more "classic italian". I love the 360 but I think I'd have a 355 [or possibly even a 348] if I wanted the more vintage Ferrari feel in addition to the F430. In regards to the F1 vs 6mt -- I think it really really depends on what else you have in your garage. These are not typically an owners only car. I have an F Type convertible w/ the automatic and so I am having my F430 converted from F1 to 6mt. Ideally I'd add another F1 car to the garage at some point but given I currently have two "weekend toys" I wanted one to be manual. That said the F1 surprised me in a great way -- I LOVE the way it drives -- but I bought this car with the plan of converting it.

[@MrGB1999]

@@drivencollection good luck with the conversion!

[@user-od9iz9cv1w]

Great comments. Thank you.

[@JIMMYHIBBS1]

F430 is my favourite Ferrari ever - like the 993 Porsche - the last of the genuine article before it got too high tech

[@seenthroughglass]

It really is the last of an old era

[@matthewkobylinski510]

Ha! I am of the exact same opinion.

[@19poundpound94]

I prefer the 360 over the 430 and 997.2 over the 993.

[@JIMMYHIBBS1]

@@19poundpound94 I’ve driven many many many miles in a 997 - and I’ll concede it also has its pro’s …. but that’s the newest one for me

[@Sleepy_spartan717]

So very true. Back in a time where you truly felt connected to the drivetrain. Where you didn’t have a ton of electronic nannies trying to prevent you from having too much fun. Late 80s, 90s and very early 2000s we’re great times in automotive history not long past.

[@pancho8334]

I really dont understand how this channel does not get more views and subs…. What a content this guy makes! Top quality

[@tubejorrit]

What a spec! and I love the grey color. I was never a Ferrari guy but the 430(manual) has grown on me the last couple of years and made it to the top 3 of my dream cars.

[@rtsmith3921]

Sam, continue to appreciate your superior production and great content. Best of class in my view. Great job.

[@80wolfmanrob]

When are you going to Tim's to check out all his new rides and building?

[@dvgd999]

i always loved the f430. one of my favorite ferrari's.

[@cruachfilms]

When I got my 430 in 2009 it had to be an F1 car, the first of the really usable F1 transmissions and back then the F1 was more expensive than the manual. Oh how times have changed 😄

[@mattc9262]

always required watching for a Sunday. keep it up, Sam!

[@jamespugh]

2006 was year i got done with highschool. These two we dream about as kids when we seen a ferrire on the road or got lucky to see a f50 yes iv seen one god it was like haveing a f1 car pass you.

[@internos2022]

Great video !!

[@lampard9512]

Just get this beauty, and a CS later.. And your life's perfect!!

[@thegermangamer8018]

Two wonderful examples of a manual Ferrari side by side. What car did you find at the end? A tdf maybe?

[@willcambridge8629]

Could I ask why you're coming to perth? I'd there a car event that I don't know about?

[@abidmalik3773]

Both are great

[@wallyr.7854]

Well said Sam and a fantastic video. As a long time 360 owner I still think the 360 is a far prettier car, it just has sexier curves, know what I mean 😍 And it’s like you said, in 10-15 years from now when all there will be are soundless electric cars wooshing down the road with ridiculous amount of horsepower, not only will we long for the simpler times we’re gonna really miss the naturally aspirated car.

[@keepitthoro6768]

Never saw the rear of the 360🤦‍♂️

[@neilgaydon5430]

I found a silver 430 manual with carbon bucket seats last summer with 1,500 miles. I’ve had many great sports cars but this car for UK roads and fun immersive driving is nigh on perfect - manual involvement, a proper road car, beautiful, peak analogue, helpful safety E-dif/air bags etc. exploitable thrilling power well beyond my abilities and a Pavarotti singing V8 that on the whole is reliable and relatively easy to maintain. Nothing not to love…apart from the price. A regular manual 11k mile Spider 430 recently sold in the US for $414,000 so might turn out a sound investment…but if not who cares…a keeper to be driven ❤

[@kalebwelch5799]

So five more years and you can order a RHD 360?!

[@spadgm]

I went for a ride in my uncles manual 430 spider with a sports exhaust and it was absolute heaven! Love your 360 as well mate!

[@jongib6096]

Yes!! 10000% you fkd up dude. The F430 manual is better in every way

[@JayEmmOnCars]

Na, you got the right one :)

[@seenthroughglass]

;)

[@johnz4860]

What a shame the manual gearbox is dying! Nothing beats the driving involvement a manual gearbox offers. I prefer a 200 bhp car with a manual gearboox to a 500bhp car with an automatic geearbox.

[@lionsworld6785]

F430 is the real ferrari in here. The 360 just looks awkward and to to bulky.

[@SteffenMiethke]

Amazing research and/or background knowledge on the 430! Great film as always🙏🏻

[@markdavidjones8616]

Yip i was right knew youd pitch 360 v 430 why not the scud though i wirk on secrect you tybe project though the celica will upset the purists i dont care i love it give it a shot if i make as good as well done mony itz a tinzy weenzy littlevamount mony for it boy i test it soon i know nit real but this one blew me Way in rosso red exterior but grigilo interior itz not bad nor dna yipvferrari people wont be happy but im in a rarity and that cant be a bad thing gr8 seeing thru glass perhaps aftercmy nov mid launch for dec merch id have enough for this to me stole my heart and the friend that owned thiscrare stead better get back to me two week want to viewclike u id have enough douh to purchase the damn thing what a car and thank you with you blogs i got bad image duno if i can pull off a show like yours without giving the game away your 360 inspired me though dispired coz i cant afford a ferrari this 430 red corsA grigalo really got me something special my own

[@R0B__]

F430 Scud would have been a better choice and more reliable. Sell your 360....its lame.

[@scalecrawlnl]

Back already, that is impressive Sam! Always enjoy when your 360 features on your channel. Reiterating I know, so good you really drive this modern classic car. Fun recalling of adventures, be it mountain driving or navigating Italian stradas. Excited for the second leg of STG & BTG season 2022. As always, thank you 🤝

[@ffcracker]

I never liked the rear end of the 430. Still don't. I'd take a 360 over it every day of the week.

[@Jay-xr3sb]

The start of the ugly exposed taillights. 488 rear was ok

[@Stigs722]

Did Sam buy the wrong car? Tony: Yes

[@gavindavis1300]

Have a 430 Spider with paddle shift and feel no inclination/need to “upgrade” at all. It is a wonderful, characterful road car (especially with the Ferrari free-flow exhaust fitted) and more than fast enough for today’s roads. A sense of occasion car without risking your license in 1st…I also think it has aged well.

[@venom5809]

The 430 looks so so much better than the 360.

[@gboules]

I did the exact same comparison about 6 years ago. I was seriously looking at purchasing a manual 360 when a manual 430 came into the dealership. Well, I had to try it out. My experience was a little different in that I did not find that the manual suited the 430. It’s as if the engine setup was tuned to work better with their updated F1 gearbox. I felt a certain disconnect. I think your choice of the 360 in manual was a good one. The car feels wonderful in a manual. On the other hand, the archaic F1 on a 360 is just deplorable in that the response times are so bad, that you wonder why Ferrari brought it to market in the first place. Cheers from Chicago!

[@johnforeman634]

You are so right. I owned a 360 manual spider a few years ago. I really liked it, and it shifted great, but the car was just a bit too ratty for my taste. Too many scratches and the seats were overly worn etc. So a year ago my dealer called me and said he just got an immaculate condition 08 F430 spider in Rosso Corsa, but it was an F1. So although I was hesitant about the F1, I said I’d give it a try. Well, when I got there the car was absolutely pristine. It looked brand new in every respect with very low kilometres. When I drove it I was blown away by how nice the F1 shifted. Really smooth,quick and accurate even at low speed. The downshifting is fantastic. So I now own it with zero regrets. It’s WAY MORE enjoyable than manual shifting, which I’m kinda over after twenty years of manual Ferrari ownership.

[@austinlam5480]

Frankly F430 looks much better than 360

[@TheMrFishnDucks]

Awesome cars. Prefer the 360 the interior of this 430 is just too dark makes it look drab and boring especially with that paint job. Very nice videos, well made. Looking forward to the next video. Keep up the good work.

[@danielmanktelow7477]

Another really awesome video Sam. Hope you had a great break.really looking forward to all your adventures.and seeing more of the ferrari as well.are you planning on visiting any super car showrooms and dealerships soon.? I would love to be on one of your videos.if you visit a super car showroom.as I am a very big super car fan.keep the awesome videos and content coming. Great work Sam.looking forward to the next videos.i would love a shout out on one of your videos on my birthday .in two weeks time.thanks Sam.from Dan.m👍👍👍👍👍👍🚘🚘🚘🚘

[@LifeatSpeed]

That has to be one of the most incredibly optioned gated F430 examples I have ever seen! The race seats are such an incredible touch. All it's missing for me is being painted yellow. For years I wanted my first Ferrari to be a yellow gated F430 with race seats. That proved incredibly difficult to find, in fact I only found 1 yellow F430 with race seats and it had an F1 gearbox. Then the prices of gated F430s went to the stratosphere and that dream faded. So instead I purchased a yellow 458 with race seats instead, which I absolutely love! One day I will probably buy an F430 and perform a gated conversion since the kits are available now. Great video, thanks for sharing!

[@lotsofzade]

If you swapped your 360 for this manual 430 you’ve literally got one of the best garages on KZbin in my (quite irrelevant) opinion. Suits you down to the ground.

[@Bruno-xb2mt]

For real. It actually suits him so well

[@marswong7321]

Give up the GT3 and buy the 430!!

[@richboy900]

Always liked the 360 more, was more raw, better looking and sounding, but the F430 is for sure the better car and quite the leap forward. I also think the 360 was near the end of the analogue era for Ferrari

[@greggoose1]

Great review on this comparison Sam. Both cars are great. I think you touched on the main difference being the 430 has a different level of refinement, a bit less twitchy at the limit, along with the increased power and refined e-diff. 360 coupe in my opinion looks better the the 430 coupe. I think the 430 spider is a much more attractive version of the 430. Rear end of the 360 coupe looks much nicer. And, 360 does have a bit more of that high pitch howl. Different engine tones for sure. Either way, a great problem to be having deciding between which you like better :) . I think the 430 is really one of the last dare I say 'Analog' Ferraris that still feels quite Modern as well. Cheers.

[@328gts1987]

Agree 100%. The F430 spider (roof down) looks amazing and sounds are around. As the engine is more eager and more powerfull (85Bhp you will notice) combined with the E-diff (a great feature of the F430 and massively underrated) this "Analog Ferrari" is the last real Ferrari not everyone can drive. The 458 is faster, but also everyone (incl mother -inlaw) cab drive it. Not so with the F430. It is the last proper ferrari (for men, kuch! ;-)) after which each supercar gets faster but not quicker.

[@nickwong2525]

If it's birthday is on 25th Sept, we will be celebrating birthdays on the same day!

[@seenthroughglass]

Ha. Awesome

[@HammerRocks]

Looking at the driver's footwell of the F430, it seems you still sit with your legs slightly pointed to the centre of the vehicle. Ferrari it appears hasn't fully worked out having proper ergonomics in their cars yet during this period. Quick question Sam, have your gotten rid of your garage/office? Any reason you keep your Ferrari at Windrush?

[@fit_pharmd4830]

Great video! Glad to see you back from Holiday! Looking forward to all the upcoming STG adventures!

[@seenthroughglass]

Thanks for the support

[@Jorsten]

Ferrari california is superior to both of them. Better gearbox, interior, boot space, and you get a hardtop too. However, you guys are absolutely right. F430 is one of the most iconic and affordable ferraris. It's 2022 and it still looks fresh. Imho, Italian was ugly in general.

[@Autoholicqld]

The 360 is the more special car.

[@CoffeeandCars.]

Great video Sam! Patreon here…Just posted a coffee drive of my own, would love your feedback 😊

[@kashv2500]

360 has the looks, f430 has drivetrain and chassis.

[@seenthroughglass]

You might be on to something

[@peter3266]

Thank you Sam for another fantastic video! STG is my favorite YT car channel! Your perspectives comparing these 2 iconic F-cars matches with my experience as well. The only difference being that when it came to buying my first Ferrari, I preferred the F430. How fortunate are we that we have the opportunity to drive and own such amazing automobiles? Love your channel! Keep up the great work, mate!

[@JF-di1nr]

Yay coming back down to P town WA 🤘🏾

[@MrJdp1968]

Great video but the “ok” diving gestures are so annoying 😂😂

[@nikovanderauwera2854]

If you can, buy it. 430’s are perfect in my eyes.

[@Maurice_Moss]

F430s are aging so well imo, still look really modern. FYI the Enzo didn't have a manettino, it just had buttons.

[@georgetownsend1217]

Casually Db5 in the prep zone as Sam starts his car up

[@hervedepreaux7420]

360 is the last V8 40 Valves, and manual gear is simply perfect, they are both last Gated manuel, so the price will probably explose in the future...

[@TheLEMRR]

Beautiful car, but I understand your affinity for your personal 360 - looking forward to the remaining content this year, Sam

[@nemanjap8768]

Idk but 430 is the one that looks better to me. Probably the last Ferrari that I liked since start

[@seenthroughglass]

Fair enough

[@nemanjap8768]

@@seenthroughglass just wanted to say that all your videos are extremely well filmed and edited Sam. Every time when I see one I think to myself ''this guy could work in the film industry in no time''

[@PhantomMark]

I might be able to reach a 458, which I have driven on track with all the stuff turned off, had a ball of a time, love that chassis, so .......very tainted by the wanting for a 458, but I concede the 360 Manual and 430 Manual are also high on my list - driven neither tho ?? which tho ?? sounding like the 430 might be the only viable alternative if I want manual ?

[@christophermoore5843]

Im with you Sam. These are my era of Ferrari. I think the body style of the 360 to 430 was one of the most beautiful and bad ass looking cars.

[@Wowwow-wl3kx]

Looks like 360 manual is enough to me. 430 manual is too expensive. I don't feel to pay that money for 430 manual...

[@wrangazz]

Shout out to Perth! What will you do here? Perth isn't Melbourne or Sydney, cars arnt a big thing.... very Interested as a Perth person.... Oh mate, the 360 at king's Park would be an epic photo,

[@Kasou01]

Ahh the F430. My favorite V8 Ferrari. Still looks so damn good even today!

[@harrysutton8998]

Passed you on Friday going the opposite way on the a40! Saw a 360 coming, checked the reg and sure enough. Car looks magnificent.

[@TheFunkhouser]

Bro... why do you not have more subs~! OMG? .. Epic channel. When it pops here its one of the first to get seen! Some ppl are dumb! 🤨😇😂

[@eric4946]

I felt the F430 was going to become expensive/rare before I got my chance at one. I remember when they were

[@JamieClark12]

Great video Sam. Love where this channel is going, and never doubt yourself when you think you are running out of ideas..you always manage to keep it fresh, and always well executed. Glad you had a good holiday, keep up the good work. Been following you since the start, what a journey! I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t jealous haha 😛

[@eichler721]

The 430 Manual is the way to go if you are buying a 430 by far. It costs alot more though now

[@warpiranha862]

The way you said "brought the wrong car" gave me top gear chills

[@richardsmith9509]

All things being equal, especially the price or close to it, I would take the 430 99 times out of 100....

[@vincentkr3w]

Why does a car like this have to be so bloody appealing but so hard to find?!

[@seenthroughglass]

Haha, always the way!

[@christopherhume8896]

I know everyone goes on about manuals but I really don't like the Ferrari design. The two different metals just seem to clash, a basic round ball that just gets scratched, and that clicky-clacky would just drive me mad in traffic.

[@Carreraboy911]

The wheel gap on F430 is horrendous like it's a jeep..wtf..every time I see one cringe..

[@sidrens1047]

You have one of the best cars Sam and in the right colour!!!

[@seenthroughglass]

Thanks :)

[@sonicsabbath]

To Perth, Australia huh? I'm from Perth, and no idea how you are going to get much car content from that! Perth is known to the locals as dullsville, and there are "hoon laws" here which allow the police to impound any car for what they consider to by "hoonish" driving.

[@trenthazbroek5602]

He's been here before, he will be making a ton of content with the Lee Collection i assume and the laws here are much less strict than over east...

[@joebuckmaster1908]

Ferrari should still be offering manuals. Porsche is a fantastic example. Paddle shifting is a very poor substitute. I have both in my 2 Porsches, and there is nothing to the paddle shifting, no personality.

[@fredericoespinoza]

Integrale next to the monza, cant miss that wing upright

[@seenthroughglass]

Well spotted

[@scap11]

I think so man.. 360 is a choice by heart, 430 is the with the head But hey.. there’s is no right answer here no?

[@seenthroughglass]

Good point. Both are amazing

[@arjenwennekes]

I enjoyed this video! Thank you! Makes me want to drive my 360. Maybe that is just what I am going to do than! …😃

[@keithevans5667]

STG Sunday coffee time with Ferrari sprinkles 😉

[@kalelwilson8337]

The 360 Modena will always be my favorite Ferrari..

[@scottlenahan8228]

F430 manual is the dream. What a car. What an experience. Maybe just maybe I’ll be able to drive one someday! Nice video bro!

[@mamtajain883]

Well just like sam I really gel with the 360 more than the f430 and yes I'm just 18 and have never been around either of them but still the 360 was the car which started it all made me a car fan and to my eyes the f430 didn't look as the 360 did but the f430 scuderia did so yes the f430 is kinda an underrated car

[@Anderstorp1199]

I like the 360 better because the design looks perfect and homogen. The 430 looks like a bad facelift.

[@katmanluke7187]

Great driving video & comparison Sam! Felt like a genuine ride along enjoying that Italian symphony w/you & letting the song play out without interruptive chatter. Will never forget seeing my very first 360 in the flesh at Daytona 24 hrs 2001 in that misty bluish silver shade. Practically drove past my nose in the garages! The 430 certainly brought new advancements & a more powerful engine, but the 360 has always struck me more lithe & graceful stylistically than the 430. More timeless really. BUT, this great driving video doesn't make resisting the 430's added charms any easier! Impossible really. It moves out & sounds great it really does! Glad to see you back & looking forward to what's in store - more of that new kitty for one!

[@rallymouse1]

Hey Sam, if you have a chance to buy this one don't miss it. As you said that era's will not coming back. Keeping two V8 manuals should be costly but its worth to do so ;)

[@pedrosaresarces8381]

Hey sam, will you be doing anything special for your 1000th video?

[@davidward3878]

"OOH THAT'S ME " (5 minutes) i would have had ya if my lady wasn't with me 😂

[@benblakemore4195]

SAMMY.... JUST GET BOTH BROTHER!!! 😀😀 YOULL NEVER LOSE CASH ON A CLASSIC MANUAL BABY 😀😊😆☺!!!

[@kieronsmith4500]

Parking sounds cheap at £9000 per year but central London premium

[@randomrob2221]

eh man, if I ever have the cash and opportunity to own both of them? I wouldn't complain one bit at all

[@hugoglenn9741]

The Ferrari 350 is a lot like the commentator. Light and airy but a bit high strung.

[@Simon_PieMan]

Nah, looks beautiful but that constant gear changing is too much for anything but a weekend toy.

[@bighes100]

IMO no Ferrari should be grey.... they need to be a brighter colour. If not red then white, blue or yellow.

[@rdencys]

Your 360 looks better , looks Ferrari. The design last forever.

[@joshua-johnwheeler4722]

This and the 599 will always be "peak" Ferrari...

[@js3602]

Sam ol' Boy - you didn't make the wrong choice!

[@nickpage2949]

Pleased to see you back and on top form. I hope you managed to rest your arms 😄

[@addj7093]

F430 > 360

[@timmietz]

F430 6MT and 430 Scuderia are two of the best Ferraris ever. At least for me. That’s why I bought them both.

[@martinboulden4388]

Fabulous quality content. When you do videos like this your on fire !