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Ferrari f430

                                Ferrari f430
                                    Ferrari f430  

Ferrari has nothing for colds, but if you have concerns, boredom, bad mood, or debilitating boredom sets Sunday afternoon about four, has a hot new pill, and need not call the doctor for morning.
 A button for 20 seconds, drop the top of the new Ferrari F430 Spider in his playing lewd aluminum body. Yes, just 20 seconds for a new and brighter than you! Need more information? Now try the button on the steering wheel, one that says "Start." Suddenly, you hear that sound purrrrrr, fast, big and deep, like a Bengal tiger to get his belly scratched. This is a 483-hp, 4.3-liter V-8 pulls his belt, so it is best to run.

                            Ferrari f430  

The first change hands at 8500 rpm, howling to do legs shake. You should get into second gear at 60 mph about 3.6 seconds, and opinions violation Four pot. Keep the hammer down on the demands the third, fourth and fifth and sixth on the scalp clean to burn 186 mph, or so Ferrari.

                                          Ferrari f430  

For the U.S., the envelope is separated from the spider of this month. Or maybe in July. With Ferrari, the banal details of when and how long they tend to be a little confusing. The spider, yes, Ferrari retains the arachnid spelling used for previous models of convertible, arriving when you get here. Likewise, pricing is unknown at this time. When it was announced, which should be six or seven percent more than the outgoing 360 Spider, Ferrari officials say. Figure in writing a check for U.S. $ 193 000 for the GT six-speed manual or $ 206,000 for the paddle-shifted F1. The options include the carbon-ceramic brakes, which cost $ 15 364 in the coupe, and retro Daytona seats, currently $ 2,579 over the coupe.

                                           Ferrari f430
                                          Ferrari f430
                                            Ferrari f430 
                                          Ferrari f430 
                                           Ferrari f430 
                                           Ferrari f430
                                             Ferrari f430 
                                           Ferrari f430

Mercedes CL500

With stylish, eye-catching design, exclusive appointments and cutting-edge technology, the extensively updated 2011 Mercedes-Benz CL-Class underscores its flagship position in the world of refined automobiles. Powered by a new 429-hp V8 biturbo engine which achieves a 10-15% improvement in fuel economy and 23% improvement in CO2 emissions, the CL550 4MATIC opens a new dimension of efficiency in the luxury coupe segment. This significant reduction is achieved thanks to the newly-developed BlueDIRECT technology with third-generation spray-guided direct injection, energy-efficient control of alternator, fuel pump, air-conditioning compressor and power-assisted steering system. It also features the use of low rolling resistance tires and, on the CL600, the energy-optimized Active Body Control system. In addition, the Mercedes-Benz developers equipped the CL-Class with state-of-the-art multimedia technology, thus helping this model retain its position as the epitome of quality in its class.


With the new generation of the Mercedes-Benz CL-Class, Mercedes-Benz is emphasizing fuel consumption and exhaust gas emissions in this exclusive high-end segment. According to Dr Dieter Zetsche, Chairman of the Board of Management of Daimler AG: "The CL is the ideal ambassador for our brand. It combines in a particular degree those things that characterize Mercedes-Benz: fascination, perfection and responsibility. And with the new generation we have gone a step further, too - especially in the realm of efficiency. But in terms of design, safety, comfort and output, too - the CL shows the way forward: simply follow Mercedes."

The Battle Between Porsche And Ferrari




The two European automakers, Porsche of Germany and Ferrari of Italy, have a lot of similarities even though the two compete with each other head to head for a niche market of the automotive industry. Both companies have a patriarchal founder, companies honed their skills in racing, are over five decades old, and both have a commitment to the integrity of their styling. If you question whether the two are the dominant force in performance autos just take a street survey and you will find that even a novice who knows nothing about cars knows these names.


For the purposes of this comparison we have chosen to feature the iconoclastic 911 Carrera from Porsche and the gorgeous Ferrari F430 because the two are representative of their respective company�s long standing tradition of marrying style and performance while offering some practicality but in the end are true sports cars though and through.

Both of these cars have the basic requirements of the modern sports car which are the ability to be started easily, handles well in town, takes winding country roads well and has race car performance coupled with safety.



When comparing standing start times the Ferrari is a slight bit faster edging out the Porsche by .8 seconds with a four second time in the zero to 100km/h test which is needless to say lightning fast. With speeds like these it is also imperative that the two speedsters be able to stop equally efficiently and the two do so offering optional cutting edge ceramic braking systems.

Porsche definitely wins in the fuel economy comparison getting nearly twice the mileage that the F430 gets. Both cars transfer the power of their engines through state of the art six speed transmissions.

The interiors of both vehicles offer a great deal of comfort that belies the small space and doesn�t leave the driver feeling cramped or closed in. The overall appearance in style goes to the Porsche hands down though as masters of high quality finish work.

When having to decide between the two, assuming you have the money to do so, the biggest difference is appearance with the Ferrari having the head turning looks but overall we have to give the fight to Porsche as the more well rounded of the two and the one that is less costly to maintain. It was fun to compare them however and maybe you should make a comparison of your own.