Buying or Selling a 1980 Ferrari 400i?

 

The Ferrari 400i was produced from 1979 to 1985 and was the evolution of the Ferrari 400 model. The carburetors were replaced by a Bosch fuel-injection system and the model inherited an “I” for injection in the name. Pininfarina penned the body, which is recognizable to its swage line on the car’s profile. A tubular steel chassis supported the steel body and fiberglass floor and suspension used double wishbones, coil springs and anti-roll bars all around. A potent Colombo V12 engine with a 4.8-liter capacity powered the Ferrari 400i and the car could reach a top speed of 149 mph. The engine was coupled to a five-speed manual or three-speed automatic transmission with a driveshaft connecting to the rear limited slip differential. The model was also equipped with servo-assisted steering and disc brakes all around.

 

1980 Ferrari 400i Seller’s Guide

Thinking about selling a 1980 Ferrari 400i? Be sure to give a lot of details in your ad about the car’s condition, history and about your ownership experience. This will not only save some time answering questions from potential buyers, but also make your ad more personable and raise the interest of prospects. The Alex Manos is known for regularly sharing tips and advice that help classic car sellers make the best transactions. Moreover, the team is interested in your 1980 Ferrari 400i and would love to hear more and come see it. The representatives are always looking for new classics to add to their growing collection and will make a top dollar offer on the spot, should your model fit their collection.

Get in touch with Alex Manos and his team today concerning your 1980 Ferrari 400i. The team is known for their fair and honest deals, as well as their excellent customer service. Take the hassle out of the equation and let Alex Manos and his team handle your transaction for you. The representatives are looking forward to working with you soon.

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