Buying or Selling a 1983 Ferrari 400i?

 

The Ferrari 400 model came out in 1976 and was updated to the Ferrari 400i model in 1979. The “I” refers to the new Bosch fuel-injection system introduced to comply with increasingly tight emission regulations. A five-speed manual or automatic gearbox was connected to the V12 engine and top speed was recorded at 149 mph. Some upgrades were introduced on the Ferrari 400i at the end of 1982, including new camshaft profiles and exhaust headers that raised the engine power—which decreased with the introduction of the new fuel-injection system. The main revisions were made inside the cabin, with new door panels, upholstery, and electronic switch panel and center console. The body of the Ferrari 400i was fitted with new wing mirrors featuring a small Ferrari shield and the back tail was now body painted instead of the matte black previously used.

 

1983 Ferrari 400i Seller’s Guide

Should you be looking to sell a 1983 Ferrari 400i, Alex Manos and his team can be very helpful. First, their Los Angeles dealership has a large inventory of classics for sale and the team is always on the look for new models to grow the collection. Come by anytime if you’re in the area and have an expert evaluate your model. The team will come to you if convenient. Second, the Alex Manos team is known for sharing useful tips and advice with classic car sellers, helping them make the best transaction possible. For example, the team will suggest you gather all the documentation available regarding the classic in advance and display it in a folder for easy viewing. This will be appreciated by potential buyers coming to see the classic and increase the offer you might get.

Get in touch with Alex Manos and his team today to find out about their offer on your 1983 Ferrari 400i. Be assured that the team will do everything they can to make your experience as easy and convenient as possible. Don’t wait to call the friendly representatives!

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