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@Gearbhall

Жыл бұрын

For me I grew up on video games. Instead of a wall poster I had the yellow Lamborghini Diablo SV from Need for Speed Hot Pursuit. In terms of Ferrari, when I was in high school I lusted after the press photos of a Grigio Silverstone F430 spider.

@princesssolace4337

Жыл бұрын

TQ for the Satria GTi ...... if u can review 2 other hot hatches - Fiat Punto GT Turbo. Renault Clio Williams ll

@vaffangool9196

Жыл бұрын

*Bit awkward innit,* the 348 was last of the shit Ferraris and the 360 was the first of the modern ones while the 355 combined classic styling and rubbish interior with nearly-modern material matrix and chassis stiffness.

@vice4134

Жыл бұрын

Jay, you need to zoom back the camera so we can watch you stick shift while you talk. You always cut that off to your face only. Know what I'd say??? FOCK your belly! We know you are fat. Alright??? So, please ZOOM back so we can enjoy the art of stick shifting. Understand???

@vice4134

Жыл бұрын

So, for this reason, this video gets two thumbs DOWN!!! 👎👎👎

Arguably the finest sounding V8 ever made

@flyingphoenix113

Жыл бұрын

It makes the F430, 360, and 458 sound downright bland, let alone the turbocharged cars that followed.

@stu4181

Жыл бұрын

I was just thinking that, what makes this sound so much higher pitched and racey, is it the 5 valves per cylinder ?

@feelsgoodman245

Жыл бұрын

360 is a close 2nd. The 430 is where they went wrong

@RaphaelLacoste

Жыл бұрын

@@stu4181 I wish to know too... the F430 can sound Very similar with a Kline or Sline F1 exhaust thought

@n0w3lly90

Жыл бұрын

@@feelsgoodman245 true... never sounded as good as this screamer

Childhood poster car was 288 GTO still the most beautiful car ever, saw one as a 9 year old in 1986 and loved cars ever since

@WhiteMouse77

Жыл бұрын

.....and then mighty Testarossa came and settled new naughty chapter of desire for vulgar lust , popups giving it p0®n$t@® fascia , exposed ribs and JLo @$$.....

@alext2933

Жыл бұрын

I had the same poster of the GTO. What a machine. A real race car for the road.

@thomasfrank280

Жыл бұрын

My 'poster car' also was the 288 ( the August '84 issue of Car magazine, actually. ) So I guess we are of about the same vintage.

@sapienproductions

Жыл бұрын

That large GTO poster on a black background was awesome. A little later I also had a matching angle F40 poster as well.

@n0w3lly90

Жыл бұрын

Not for me... I preferred the 250SWB or 250LM to the GTO. But, as road cars go, there were far better looking ones made over history, chiefly from the Art Deco era

To this day I still think the F355 is one of the best looking V8 Ferrari out there today. It still hold it's ground as far as looks are concerned. And the sound - oh my goodness, you just proofed how amazing it is.

@deezelkane

Жыл бұрын

F355 and the La Ferrari, only two Ferrari which matter lol

On maintenance costs, it is interesting. I added up all my bills over 15 years recently. I bought a good one in the first place, but I've spent £32k over 15 years looking after it, including a few belt changes, new clutch, alternator, shocks, tyres and have the sticky bits sorted in that time. It's increased in value more in the time than I've spent on it. I've done 29k miles. They are very special if you can find a good one.

@BAC_Mono

8 ай бұрын

Well done, and top man maths. I did the same thing with a Honda NSX 16 years ago, that was a good time to buy. Adding up all the running costs it’s cost me around -ve £2,000 per year😁

@Toni62R

7 ай бұрын

Lucky relation between costs and increased value - my F355 (since 2010) is a little bit more expensive - congrats from an also long time owner.

That glorious sound at the start of the video. No overly loud aggressive pops and bangs. Beautiful

I was born in '95 and my favorite Ferrari is the 550 Maranello. Mainly thanks to NFS 3 (and High Stakes). While I could consider myself one of the 'younger' audiences - wherever the line between young and old may be - there is just something about the pre-2000's cars that make me go: Wow, I want one of those. They have charm, unique character, a proper manual gearbox, not too much electronics. A real drivers car, if you will. Mind you, I have not driven ANY Ferrari, but I'd much rather have a go in one of the classics than a new and hybrid one, even though they are faster. A Testarossa, F355, 550/575. That's my kind of Ferrari.

@trentweston8306

Жыл бұрын

I fondly remind hot pursuit it had the Ford Falcon of the time in it which is still hard to find in a video game.

@RobertSmith-le8wp

Жыл бұрын

They’re definitely worth a go if you can ever rent one. I’ve rented a 360 F1 spyder and an F430 6 speed back when I got my quarterly bonus. I found the F430 to be easily the best car I’ve ever driven but it made me nervous in just the few days I had it as I was worried about it getting scratched and I actually hated the attention. I found myself driving it mostly late at night. I remember everyone trying to race me in it. The best memory I have is meeting an NSX on the interstate and driving at a high rate of speed with him for a good 10 miles

@ericcarson342

Жыл бұрын

Yes. A 355 and that 550 Maranello is a classic. Rarely mentioned. That V12. Right along with a 1st Gen Nsx. Just iconic looks. I would feel like a Tom Selleck in Magnum P.I. in a red 355 even though that is not the same car. A man can only dream.

Great video! I'm 60 years old - and I drove Porsches for 20 years. Than, in 2010, I bought my first Ferrari, my absolute Dream-Car: a F355 GTS in rosso corsa and leather crema nero, a 2.7 from 95. In my eyes it is the most beautiful and best sounding car on the planet. Would I ever give HIM away? NO, I'll keep this car till the end...BUT that will cost - time, money, nerves...till now average per year: 5000 Euro maintenance, parts and repair; 1500 Euro insurance, 500 Euro tax....

@benjaminmoncrieff3499

Жыл бұрын

Lengend 🤘

@passivehouseaustralia4406

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the real world owners review... we need more like this rather than fan boy dreamers..

@return4570

Жыл бұрын

Convert it to electric, like the Teslarossa somewhere here on KZread ;)

@GT380man

8 ай бұрын

@@return4570Campaign to expose the lies is better. We do not need to lose our petrol heads. We do need some brains and spine stiffening.

In answer to your poll, this was mine. My friends all lusted after the F40, but this was the Ferrari for me. Although controversially I wanted the targa in yellow.

@barbarusbloodshed6347

Жыл бұрын

Yellow cars are awesome. I mean, if you're going for a sports car you can just go all out and get a yellow one. It screams fun.

I owned an F355GTS for 18 years. The car was 25 years old when I sold it. I have had many cars and the 355 has probably been the most reliable with relatively low maintenance costs across the whole time, it has averaged about €500/year over the whole ownership. I drove that car all over Europe, did around 50’000km and it never failed to start nor did it break down even once. Only two problema, the interior soft touch paint went sticky about a decade into ownership and just before I sold it, the heater wouldn’t get hot (apparently diagnosed as a failed auxiliary pump up front). Anyway, the car was a pleasure to own and I truly regret selling it.

@iztokfajfar9766

Жыл бұрын

Slovenia here🇸🇮...i make 30k a year...i must buy f355...i stop drinking and smoking...reward must be f355...amen.

a 360 is what always what pops in my head when i think of Ferrari due to growing up around that time.

Always been the best looking ferrari to me, the pinnacle of the wedge shape with rounded edges 😍

I worked on Ferraris back when the F355 was new. They still remain the only Ferrari I like. Although not in F1 guise! Such a leap in quality and engineering compared to all previous efforts. The 348 was a bag of nails by comparison.

I've had my 355 for 15 years. I absolutely love it. It hasn't given me hardly any issues over the years. I watched a lot of videos talking about how bad these cars are, and for me, it's simply not true. I think it's a very fast car. I love how it handles and how it sounds. It's not great from a dead stop, but right after you get moving it can really accelerate. It's almost comparable to turbo lag. I have had offers to buy my 355 and have always declined. I recently had an offer of $130k. To me, it's one of the best sportscars ever.

I literally saw one of these yesterday, (red convertible) following an orange McLaren F1. This car's styling takes my breath away, poetry in motion.

I'm turning 33 and my "childhood Ferrari" was the 550 Maranello, although I remember the F40 and Testarossa still being considered the most iconic at the time.

My poster Ferrari was the Testarossa, still love the shape.

I’m 46, I would buy a Ferrari for it’s looks alone, and the F40 is my ultimate dream Ferrari, but the 355 is the best looking mass produced in my eyes.

The best thing about it is that doesn't look like some teenager fever dream like the F40/50 it looks exotic but not quite regular traffic. It is clean, simple and pretty. This and the 360 would be the only Ferrari's I would take instead of an 911.

@RamonLinssen

Жыл бұрын

I'd argue that a 575M Maranello looks even more distinguished. I love the GT-type supercars. I'd still buy a Porsche probably, if I had the money.

My childhood Ferrari was a Lotus Esprit. The British Ferrari. But seriously, when I was around 12 it was the F40. But once I was around 15 I knew the F40 was dreamland, so it became the 355.

Another gem of a video James, thank you. And what a subject to cover, you did it justice IMO. I hope this channel continues for a very long time to come!

90's were such an amazing time in car history - stricter eco restrictions were knocking on the door, but still there was some room for performance-quest and mechanical brilliancy show off... Great masterpieces were born through that epoch.

My childhood poster Ferrari was the F50. I remember seeing 355s around in the day. I always loved their shape and how low they sat on the road. What a brilliant car! Thank you again for a wonderful video.

Love this videos. Everytime JayEmm takes one of this for a Spin it puts me into the classifieds. Actually made me pull the trigger on Aston DB9 volante, SL 63 AMG and jag Ftype GREAT work Jay

@barry5138

Жыл бұрын

I do plenty of looking, but must have safety engaged!!

I've never had a wallpaper car but when I was about 6, I found a 360 in a book about cars and fell in love with it so I guess that wouold be it for me. Glorious car, the 360 and I love watching every video Sam makes about his. Hopefully I'll get one myself in a couple years. :D

The 308 was my childhood car crush. I had a Matchbox toy which was my favourite. However the 355 was my adult car crush and if my lottery numbers ever come up, that is my classic buy. That exhaust note is epic. On a track day at Croft motor circuit. driving a Formula Ford 2000 car, I out dragged a 355 along the back straight. Still my motoring highlight.

For me it would be the F40 but always liked the 355 and a friends neighbor had one which we always loved to see, managed to get a ride in it and always loved them ever since :)

Hi and thanks for your videos. I like the variety of cars you drive and wealth of knowledge you give. My poster car as a boy was the 288 GTO. I’m in my early fifties. Back then one of our neighbours had a 308 which I adored seeing and hearing. Thanks again, keep em coming cheap to expensive, love the content. 👍

The 430 Scuderia, it came out when I was 11 and i remember some of the fuss around it. Back in the day I had been buying top gear magazine Italy and the oddball cars section was my favourite. I remember there the Caterham RS, the Ultima, the Mosler, the Noble, the Tramontana, the Caparo... Now I understand what shaped my obsession with low volume quirky cars

I have a red F355. It's a 1/18 size die cast model sitting on a prominent shelf in my office. lol My Lotus Evora GT completely satisfies my sports car desires. Thank you for a wonderful visual of this landmark car!

Great video. So entertaining to watch. Something about the nostalgia of the older Ferraris and the great sound of that high revving V8.

Glorious car and awesome video, thank you, James! In so many angles, I see hints of the 288 GTO. Beautiful car….beautiful sound….

James, you are utterly unique. Keep up the good work...

Fantastic review, James! You make me prouder by the day to be a subscriber. Further, you’ve convinced be to imminently become an F355 owner. Thanks for providing a truly unique, passionate and helpful perspective on this cool model.

When I was a kid my dream car was the Ferrari Dino, it had a special place in my Matchbox car collection. Of course, the TV series "The Persuaders" is also quite responsible for this. 🤩

The spec got me even more, it looks madnessly fabulous, simply lovely! My poster ferrari was 458, im quite young

19:45 Being a ten year old when the 355 came out, I loved it's look, seeing one was magical. That said, it didn't shoot off the F40 on my (imaginative) bedroom wall, but still. And seeing Xenia Onatopp flipping it, yeah! And contrary to you, I love the spider. I first saw it when Nicolas Cage totalled it in The Rock and I thought it was beautiful and exotic (well, before meeting the tramway that is)

I remember seeing one years ago at a costco. Don't know what madlad was doing costco runs in a 355, but it was probably fun doing so. If I were to own a Ferarri, it'd be this. The noise, the driveability, and the way the car teaches you to work on it.

I’m 37 always been the 355, but journalists have put a permanent “time belt” expensive narrative in my mind.

@TheNobleLoyalist

Жыл бұрын

41, and same here.

@amgpagoda

Жыл бұрын

£1250 for a belt service and oil change. That's it

I’m an 82 kid and the 355 is my Ferrari. Neighbour had one and I bumped into him with my Dad in the butcher when I was still quite young and after telling him how I loved it, we went home and he took me for a spin. First Ferrari experience and I have wanted one ever since

My poster Ferrari was the F50 , still love it - have a 1:18 scale model of it and i think it has aged pretty well. Probably a seriously hard car to get for a video and it shows in the very few YT videos featuring them.

Born mid-70s. Childhood Ferrari was a 328GTS; late-teens favourite was... yes, the 355. Still a beauty. I'd adore either. The 360 left me a bit cold due to it's bulk and huge silver 'eyes', but time has mellowed and that too now is a very appealing car.

Excellent video Jay Emm! Covered it well, the F355 was my poster car growing up and have had my 95 non airbag GTS for 8 years. It’s still the Ferrari for me.

My poster cars were the Testarossa and F40. Beautiful. Also saw a Countach in the flesh recently, and that looks breathtaking even now.

@richleighton4165

Жыл бұрын

When 17yr old me was hammering along a sunny Devon lane in my Vauxhall Chevette, I got overtaken by a Testarossa. My jaw dropped through the floor pan and I was smitten.

Also one of my favorite cares ever. As a Porsche 996.2 owner, I bought what I could get into many years ago. Its a track car now, but, would i have saved a few more bucks, this is what I would have bought. The sound, the character, the visual cue of modern classic lines are irreplicable by modern stuff. Another great review Jay, thank you.

That boss attitude on 0:05 when 355 starts revving 😄👍

My childhood poster car was the F355 and it still is my dream car. Great review again.

Dream car for me this one. Great channel. Really enjoy your videos.

348tb was a great looking car, I remember liking that. But I also liked the 1.6 Lotus Elan SE ( which isn't alot to buy )

Hello Jay, I finally acquired a 98 F1 spider. A childhood dream come true. I must say that your Channel helped me make that decision. Thanks for the tips on the downshifts😊

I had my 21st recently and my parents surprised me with a 45 minute or so ride to a pub via some great B roads from a nice local guy with a black 355 GTS manual. Safe to say that will memory stay with me for the rest of my life.

Another great video James. I’ve got a 1996 GTB manual, some more work to do but hopefully have it on the road later in the year.

F355 Berlinetta, manual, since Jeremy C treated us to his first review of it . And I’ve been lucky enough to own one the last 5 years. Makes you feel alive. And fully agree - it averages £2-£4k pa including even a few cosmetic fixes like the sticky interior plastics .

@alexjaybrady

Жыл бұрын

Really not that bad in the grand scheme

@RobertSmith-le8wp

Жыл бұрын

Not bad at all. I’m more of a super bike guy as that’s the best performance value for money out there. I’ve always had Japanese 600’s and 1000’s and have flirted with the idea of owning a Ducati or MV Agusta but my Japanese bikes have always treated me well

The 456 was my favourite as a kid (what was I thinking!). Since then, I've owned a 246GTS, and lusted after 365bb's (for the looks). Now I'm really growing to appreciate 355's. Ignoring the curved bodywork, they're just such compact, beautifully engineered machines.

Whenever I think of F355 I think of a day in 1996 when I was punting a 328 down a Bavarian mountain when an F355 came into view coming up the pass sideways, smoke pouring off the tyres. The driver had a smile so big I could see it from 100m away. And the sound…oh the sound!

The exact car you are bribing was on of my poster cars along with the purple Diablo you drive in one of your videos brilliant video 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Every time I drive one of these it’s special. Great video my friend !

Childhood Ferraris for me were the F430 and the Enzo. I was born in 1991, so by the time I was old enough to start paying attention to what’s on the road, printed on posters, or in the Argos catalog under Nikko RC was one of those two.

My love for the F355 started with Sega's F355 Challenge arcade game. Now 30 years on, it's such a classice as it's the last with popup headlights and a profile that just looks right.

F40 was my childhood dream. Finally got to sit in one a few months ago after 40ish years. The F355 is the dream though. Just need to find the right one. Loved the video and your work. Thank you sir!

This and the F40 were my poster cars from my childhood. The 355 was in the film The Rock in which you could hear the amazing engine revving away in. Really enjoyed this video

@RobertSmith-le8wp

Жыл бұрын

That was the best part of the movie to me as well although the hummer keeping up with it wasn’t very believable

Good video and generally I agree with your review L, JayEmm. I'm delighted to see you are no longer referring to the F355Berlinetta as the 'GTB', a nomenclature that never existed. I would encourage you to seek out an F1 with a Stage 1 Capristo exhaust. That combination is utterly addictive and transformative. I think you would be impressed. Also worth a mention is the challenge grille which you had on your test car. To my eye, this looks amazing, but these days these are expensive and quite hard to find. One final note, I owned a 993 2s from the same year as my 355 (1997). It was the superior machine in almost every way, apart from looks and sound. It's the one I miss mostly. But the 355 is a thing of such beauty that she is almost impossible to resist. If you get the chance, do it...

This is my childhood poster car. I grew up with a Clarkson video every Christmas, being around 5 or 6 years old watching him declare this as the greatest car of all time and in my opinion, this will always be my favourite. Especially of the attainable. Stunning cars

Still my dream car. A GTS manual in Giallo Modena with tan leather seats and fabspeed headers. Perfection.

i've never really been into ferraris, but those 20+ year old ones are really starting to grow on me. clean and beautiful designs, great sounding engines with manual transmissions, power figures that suit my driving style. i'm especially loving the width and boxiness of this 355. so cool!

Best sound in the world! Best post 80s Ferrari ever made

What can I say… I used to own a Berlinetta and a GTS. Sold both last year for a good price and don’t consider to buy a 355 again. It’s one of these cars that you won’t choose on for a nice trip on the weekend. I bought a manual 430 this spring instead and that’s a car I really enjoy driving.

19:37 I was born in 1983 and a 348ts was one of my first dicast models as a child but the f355 superseded as my dream car as soon as I saw one!

The last steel bodied Ferrari, mine suffered from rust in just 3 years, nothing serious but the kick plates on the sills were steel painted satin black with no primer. Water would get trapped underneath as they are attached by some small self tapping screws and partial adhesive bonding. The rust was between the bottom of the plate and the top of the sill, I bought composite replacement kick plates for mine, but it was almost impossible to remove the rusty ones due to the bond, they had to be removed with extreme force which destroyed them in the process. The red body paint was luckily undamaged, and I was able to add Vaseline to prevent water getting in again and refit the plates with the original screws. Being all steel this is a very heavy car. I would suggest the 360 is much much better, all aluminium, traction control, very powerful at low revs and totally usable in town, a 360 will outlast a 355 and cost much less to own and be a more enjoyable drive, Still going for sensible money, don't buy a Spyder or one with the F1 gearbox as it was well from perfected at this point, try reverse parking on an incline to be ridiculed by passers by when the temperature sensor on the clutch prevents you from going backwards any more.

James, the best part of this video is where you show true appreciation to your audience! I'm not surprised, but glad to see that

@JayEmmOnCars

Жыл бұрын

My audience are great! They got me where I am so I'm always thankful to them

I got a ride in one of these round Thruxton once, with a driver who knew how to drive properly - amazing car. The interesting thing was that it was raining somewhat, and there were MG ZRs on the track too. Guess which had more traction at the corner exits. The MGs! The straights were different of course. So it was doubly fantastic - I got a ride in a 355, and I saw first hand the levelling effect of rain on car performance. It's the one Ferrari I think I would actually want to have...

This is my all time Ferrari favorite! Love this F355.. was a passenger in one of the cars in the Ferrari challenge in Laguna Seca back in the 90s… ❤instantly

Awesome video. The 355 is the best looking Ferrari of all time, Testarossa number two.

I had a 355 GTS. Silver over red. Looked like a spaceship. Watching your review brought back memories...especially that glorious sound. Do I miss it? Not really, as my 575M is so much more car and easier to live with. Problems with the 355 you didn't mention are the headers. They will definitely crack at some point. The cats are also notorious for failing, and expensive to replace. The joint sheet the rear buttress meats the quarter panel had fatigue issues. And then the engine out cam belt change cost. I doubt any AD can do it for the price you suggest. But apart from that, I agree they are glorious machines. Must try your heel and toe suggestion, I haven't heard that before. As always a great review.

A Countach LP5000 QV, in glorious red was my poster growing up. I might never meet said hero but it certainly went a long way towards shaping my taste in cars.

This is an outstanding video. I very much enjoyed it.

My childhood poster car was a Ferrari 308, it was also the first Ferrari I ever went in, so has a very special place in my heart.

Iconic 😍 That V8 sound🎉 My childhood Ferrari was the 308 GTS because of Thomas Magnum🤣

Jesus I had to turn the phone volume down when I started the review 😂 awesome sound 👍🇦🇺

Born in 88 and the 355 was the childhood Ferrari for me. I remembering seeing loads of them when going to Silverstone for the F1 in the mid nineties. Still one of the best looking and sounding cars ever made.

Best reason to get an early one is that beautiful pre air bag 3 spoke Nardi steering wheel

@IINNTTMMDD88

Жыл бұрын

Agreed it's a great looking steering wheel. Similar design to some Nardi wheels but it was actually made by Momo.

@canto_v12

Жыл бұрын

1994 pre-airbag cars can now be imported into the US!

@user-gl2eq2ly4g

3 ай бұрын

I got a 95 from Canada

I was born in 1992 and my poster car was the 355. Thankfully I got to drive one with a manual gearbox last year. Dream come true.

Bedroom car posters for me were the F430 and NSX-R. They kick-started my love of cars

I bought my 1995 F355 Spider in November 2022, and it was a dream come true. But, ultimately, these cars are incredibly finicky, even when sorted. Mine stranded me almost immediately, and it has cost me $8,000 in a couple of months, even after a thorough major service was performed before by a reputable shop with the prior owner. Your advice about having at least $10k liquid for emergency repairs is very apt, and I honestly feel that the car can’t be owned without that cushion. It does have its reputation for a reason, and some aspects are exaggerated, but most are not. For me, it’s sadly been a case of don’t meet your heroes as, despite its sound and looks, the constant fear of fragility is something that weighs on me every time I use it, even when it’s running properly, as it is now. I think you’re wise not to add it to the garage right now, given your other cars, and I honestly think F355s are like boats or planes - extremely cool, but best experienced when someone else is responsible for the maintenance. I suspect my journey with mine will be short-lived, but the highs have been very high. It delivers the Ferrari experience better than almost any other model, certainly within its price segment.

@VenatorRobotics

Жыл бұрын

Props to you for trying though! Living the dream is super admirable and not many are willing to take the plunge.

@TheKRVR

Жыл бұрын

@@VenatorRobotics Thank you! I’m very fortunate to have gotten to the point where the dream could become a reality, and although it has been disappointing, I am proud for at least having done it!

0 to 60mph in 4.5s and 190mph top speed is fast enough, I owned a matalic black 355 F1 Spider for ten years and still the most beautiful Ferrari.

Childhood Poster Car - Jaguar XJ220 - not as loved as many of the mainstream supercars, but wow they were well ahead to my eyes.

Nice! It has the type of power that is entirely useable. In the meantime it’s a joy to appreciate the refinement in terms of a supple ride and comfort. A reliable, beautifully made “delight” as you say. The F1 exudes character IMO. No regrets.

My childhood Ferrari was 100% the F355 and the F430 a few years later, when I was a bit older.

My childhood poster car was a Lamborghini Countach! However, the F-40 and the 288 GTO have always been dream cars of mine.

Enjoyed this James, 355 means you were off to a great start! Ref the poster query; Ferrari 288 GTO (red), Lamborghini Contact (white)!

Childhood Ferrari: F430 Scuderia, but my dream is to own a 355, partly because it was the F355 Challenge car (the arcade game) but mostly because I heard one accelerate away from me at Silverstone one day and I fell in love with it.

Love the f355, I think the first video I ever saw from your channel was the one where you drove the Yellow GTS. That's my dream spec.

A friend of mine had one. He use to do Karting. I remember seeing him come to a track with is kart strapped on the engine cover on top of a blanket.😯

19:30 When I was 12 (1970's) I salivated over any E-type Jag. But an XK120 or even a Jensen Interceptor would turn my head for sure. What do I own now? A 1996 993 C2 iris blue metallic, 66,000 miles, 6-speed manny tranny, varioram, LSD. No CEL, no oil leaks. Multi-show full-concours winner. I do my own maintenance. I'm never selling it.

The F40 is always my favourite Ferrari. But the 355 I love. Great video as always.

Early manual GTB, blue or black, tan leather, no airbag wheel and challenge grill is the sweet spot for me. 😁

@joshuakhaos4451

Жыл бұрын

All the best Ferrari colors are never red.

@camelandraffy

Жыл бұрын

There was never a 355 GTB.

308 GTB was and Still is. Love your commentary by the way. Excellent channel.

For me, my childhood Ferrari was the 308GTSi QV, loved it.

As I'm now about to be thirty next year, the special car for me has always been the 360 and also the classic Vanquish. I absolutely adored those cars as a kid and they are still my top two dream cars.

I had a 288 GTO poster but since seeing the 355 and playing the Sega F355 Challenge game in the arcade and on the Dreamcast it's been my favourite 💜