Ferrari 430 Monza F1

Well, the 2005 Ferrari F430 Monza is certainly a highly acclaimed sports vehicle worthy of the Ferrari name.

Most of the features of this amazing vehicle were inspired by the adrenaline rush-inducing Formula 1 car.

Specifications of the Ferrari 430 Monza :

Engine: 4.3 L V8
Drive : RWD
BHP: 483
Gears: 6 speed manual / 6 speed ‘F1’ electrohydraulic shift
Acceleration 0 – 60 mph: 4.0 seconds
Top speed 315 km/h
 

Engine

The 2005 Ferrari F430 Monza gains its speed and performance thanks to its 490 hp, 4,308cc V-8 engine. This particular engine is very lightweight and compact and can generate 114 hp per litre utilizing a 2.9 kg or 6.4 lbs per horsepower weight-to-power ratio. Forget about the technical specifications – the bottom line is that the engine allows this vehicle to reach amazing speeds of more than 193 mph! Even more impressive is the fact that drivers can actually reach 0-62 mph in a mere 4.1 seconds. Just imagine how much fun you could have taking this vehicle for a spin on Germany’s Autobahn…

Again, the majority of the technical innovations used in the 2005 Ferrari F430 Monza are designed with the Formula 1 cars in mind. For example, the vehicle uses a electronic differential or E-diff that was initially designed for the F1 cars of Scuderia’s racing division. This feature greatly enhances the traction and road hugging ability of the vehicle under absolutely any road conditions.

Another F1 inspired feature is the rotary switch mounted on the steering wheel. The F1 Scuderia’s drivers refer to this as the “manettino.” It enables the driver to adjust the set up of the vehicle in a remarkably quick period of time and with minimal effort.
 

Shape

A significant amount of testing went into the design of this vehicle’s particular shape. The sleek lines of the 2005 Ferrari F430 Monza bear similarity to the Formula 1 cars. In fact, Pininfarina created and fine-tuned the lines with the help of a highly advanced computer program that simulates aerodynamics. Normally, this program is used solely by members of the F1 team.