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| Car type | Street | Body design | |||||
| Year | 2005 | Engine design | |||||
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| Model | F430 Spider | Built by | |||||
| Colour ext/int | Total built | ||||||
| Serial number | Built in period | xx/xxx/xxxx |
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Launch date and place |
3/Mar/2005 at Geneva | Price | |||||
| Building date | xx/xxx/xxxx | Version | Press Photo | ||||
| Engine | Dimensions | ||||||
| Nr. of cylinders | 8 | Length | 4512 mm | ||||
| Arrangement | V in 90 degrees | Width | 1923 mm | ||||
| Bore | 92 mm | Height | 1234 mm | ||||
| Stroke | 81 mm | Wheelbase | 2600 mm | ||||
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Unitary and total capacity |
538.5 cc 4308 cc |
Track front Track rear |
1669 mm 1615 mm |
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| Compression ratio | 11.3 : 1 |
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| Max power output | 490 bhp at 8500 rpm |
Tyre size front Tyre size rear |
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Spec. power per liter |
114 bhp/liter |
Empty weight Kerb weight |
kg 1520 kg |
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| Max torque | 465 Nm at 5250 rpm | Engine weight | kg | ||||
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Max revs (red line) |
... rpm | Fuel tank | liters | ||||
| Timing gear | ... valves per
cilinder DOHC |
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| Transmission | Body and chassis | ||||||
| Wheeldrive | Body frame | ||||||
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| Gearbox | Number of seats | ||||||
| Differential | Suspension front | ||||||
| 1st gear ratio | ... : 1 | Suspension rear | |||||
| 2nd gear ratio | ... : 1 | Brakes front | |||||
| 3rd gear ratio | ... : 1 | Brake size front | mm | ||||
| 4th gear ratio | ... : 1 | Brakes rear | |||||
| 5th gear ratio | ... : 1 | Brake size rear | mm | ||||
| 6th gear ratio | ... : 1 | Steering | |||||
| 7th gear ratio | ... : 1 | Hand drive | l | ||||
| Reverse gear ratio | ... : 1 | ||||||
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| 0-60 mph | ... seconds | 0-100 kph | 4.1 seconds | ||||
| 0-100 mph | ... seconds | 0-200 kph | ... seconds | ||||
| 1/4 mile | ... seconds | 0-1000m | ... seconds | ||||
| 1 mile | ... seconds | Fuel consumption overall | ... liters/100km | ||||
| top speed | >310 kph | ||||||
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| Type of championship | Driver(s) | ||||||
| Event | Car number | ||||||
| Date(s) event | xx/xxx/xxxx |
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| Circuit | Sponsors | ||||||
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Ferrari’s range of V8-engined sports cars will be joined by the new F430 Spider when it is unveiled at the Geneva Show (3-13 March 2005). Click here if you would like to avail of exclusive access to the Ferrari stand. Ferrari’s new drop-top includes a number of important technical features which give hints of the car’s F1 pedigree, starting with the innovative electronic differential - first developed by the racing division for the Scuderia’s all-conquering F1 cars – which improves traction and roadholding under all conditions. The Spider also features the steering wheel-mounted commutator switch, known to the Scuderia’s drivers as the ‘manettino’, which allows the car’s set-up to be adjusted easily and quickly. Formula 1 is thus again the inspiration for the development of the company’s road cars. Designed by Pininfarina, the F430 Spider’s sinuous lines, in fact, were fine-tuned using state-of-the-art computer aerodynamics simulation programmes usually employed exclusively by the F1 team. The F430 Spider’s shape is the result of lengthy testing and features a pronounced nolder which is integrated into the end of the engine cover, new bigger rear air intakes that emphasise the car’s muscular stance, and a new rear valance that incorporates a diffuser of competition derivation. The engine itself is attractively set below a glass cover. Just like the berlinetta, the new Spider incorporates two elliptical air intakes that feed the front radiators. The shape of the intakes is inspired by Ferrari’s racing cars from the 1961 season, especially the 156 F1 which Phil Hill drove to that year’s F1 Championship title. The spoiler that joins the two intakes at their bottom edge is highly effective in directing the central air flow towards the flat underbody. The F430 Spider boasts a compact, fully automatic electric hood that allows the engine to be seen in all its glory at all times and which, once lowered, takes up relatively little space, despite the uncompromising central-rear engine layout. The F430 Spider is powered by Ferrari’s new 490 hp, 4,308cc 90° V8 which is capable of pushing the car to a top speed of over 310 km/h (over 193 mph) and covering the 0-100 km/h (0-62 mph) sprint in just 4.1 seconds. This lightweight and highly compact power unit produces a specific output of 114 hp per litre with a weight-to-power ratio of 2.9 kg (6.4 lbs) per horsepower (dry weight). |
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F430 Spider presentation video (14MB) 5th Gear Ferrari 430 Spider (42MB) Motor Vision F430 Spider 1 (85MB) Motor Vision F430 Spider 2 (70MB) F430 Spider Media Test Day (14MB) 11354_broadcast01 (105MB) 11354_broadcast02 (240MB) 11354_broadcast03 (54MB) 11354_broadcast04 (220MB) 11354_broadcast05 (73MB) 11354_broadcast06 (170MB) 11354_broadcast07 (118MB) 11354_broadcast08 (108MB) 11354_broadcast09 (75MB) 11354_broadcast10 (230MB) 11354_broadcast12 (170MB) 11354_broadcast13 (40MB) |
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Brochure F430 Spider (Clive Sutton) (3MB) f430_spider_equipmentejourney_uk (1.5MB) f430_spider_exteriorecolours_uk (0.5MB) f430_spider_interiorsematerials_uk (1.5MB) f430_spider_racingetrack_uk (0.5MB) Technical Specifications F430 Spider (0.1MB) f430 spider open and close (0.3MB) |
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