Buying or Selling a 1982 Ferrari 400i?

 

Introduced in 1976 at the Paris Auto Show, the Ferrari 400 GT was based on the 365 GT/4 2+2 model. The carburetors of the Ferrari 400 were replaced by a Bosch fuel-injection system in 1979, to comply with the increasingly tight emission regulations. The new Ferrari 400i was produced from 1979 to 1985, with an upgrade made to the model in 1982—new camshaft profiles and exhaust readers were fitted to raise the power output. The design of the Ferrari 400i was by Pininfarina and recognizable to its three-box style and swag line on the car’s profile. The interior of the new model was also revised, introducing plush upholstery, center console, door panels and new electronic switchgear.

 

1982 Ferrari 400i Seller’s Guide

If you’re reading this article, chances are you own a 1982 Ferrari 400i and you’re thinking about selling it. You probably know all about the model’s specifications and history so don’t be shy on details when writing an ad for your classic. Potential buyers will be interested in the special features of your model, as well as its history of ownership. Please feel free to reach out to the team anytime to ask for more help on the process of selling your classic. Additionally, Alex Manos and his team are regularly looking for classics to grow their collection and would be interested in seeing your model. Should it fit their current inventory, they’ll make you an offer you can’t refuse. On top of that, the team will make the experience easy and stress-free by offering to handle the paperwork and transportation from anywhere in the U.S., including Alaska.

Stop by and meet the Alex Manos team soon to show them your 1982 Ferrari 400i and get a quote. Composed of friendly classic car enthusiasts, the Alex Manos team is at your disposal to provide you with all the information and assistance you need to make a good transaction. Get in touch with the representatives today to get started!

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