1998 Ferrari F355 Spider - Gated Manual 6 Speed at 8,500 RPM (POV Binaural Audio)
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That 5 valve motor just hits different. IMO it's the king of flat plane V8 goodness. Such an iconic Ferrari, the styling, the motor, the shifter *chef's kiss*
As pure as it stylistically and mechanically gets, for sure 😁
They sound great but I hear they're a nightmare to maintain
I’ve owned mine 12 years or so. I have to say. The stereo worked when I first got it. I’ve NEVER checked it since as I’ve never used it. The engine noise is that addictive!!!!!
Haha I have also never once turned on the radio in an f355
Tedward pulling up in the Rari
That gunmetal stick is a dream for every manual driver
The revving engine sound and manual gearbox clicking are music to my ears
Another good reason why you need a manual transmission on a performance vehicle, there’s no substitute.
I always wanted a F355 Spider since a kid! Gated shifter is a dream!!!
Driving a 355 Spider, with a Tubi exhaust, through a 1.25 mile long tunnel was a highlight of my life.
One of the best sounding V8s Ferrari has ever built
I do believe you have the coolest job in the universe!
My dream car, after watching Clarkson review it, I spent so many hours on sites like streetfire back in the day watching it.
The 360 ferrari is the biggest leap that Ferrari made. Its night and day difference to the 355 although it does look real nice on the outside
It's basically the basis for all of their mid-engine V8's from then on, this was the last of the old school design.
What an amazing automobile, so visceral and I’m sure engaging with that gated 6 speed! I’m very jealous. What a masterpiece.
I appreciate your content Tedward. Currently own a 2005 Toyota Camry and watching you drive all these other cars inspires a 25 year old like me to work harder towards something
Years ago I worked at a Euro car repair shop that worked on an F355 owned by Shaq (I believe it was Shaq) and it was heavily modified to fit his giant frame. I only drove the car into the shop and didn't do any of the work but it was still really REALLY cool to drive, if even only 100 feet. Seems like it was an automatic but that was so long ago now I don't fully recall.
Beautiful summer weather, beautiful car, beautiful sound. What else could one ask for?
Ferrari f355 engine note , the epitome of any super car in a Micheal Bay film
Love the "clicky" shifter. Gated for the win. Awesome vid brotherman.
This is really a charming car. Modern cars are good but they don't have quite the charm to them but old school cars have tons of it❤❤
Your videos are the best, Tedward!
Thank you!!
@@TedwardDrives And the most articulate and well spoken of the automotive reviewers. Seriously. You effortlessly find words that demonstrate your education. You're a driving thesaurus lol
The greatest Ferrari ever.
Got to hear a 355 challenge car rev at a car show a couple years back, about killed my ears but it was very much worth it haha
Wow. I forgot how gorgeous these were in silver. The 90s Ferrari were built for silver - F355, 456, 550...(I know it's Grigio Titanium, not straight silver, but still...same argument applies re: 90s Ferraris in those shades)...
the gated shifter is so cool
my favorite car of the world
I keep imagining driving one of these on a weekend morning. I could pull off buying one, if even just for a year to experience it, but don't have the courage yet to pull the trigger. We do have a Maserati, so the garage has some Italian. One of the best sounding cars ever made.
That engine still sounds wonderful 30 years on from its debut. Easily one of the best-looking Ferraris - Pininfarina hit it out of the park with both the coupe and the cabrio. It's a shame about the servicing costs and the F1 gearboxes can be really problematic, just ask Samcrac about his green Ferrari 360...
Could listen to this the whole day, great video 👍
God the sound is hair raising what a machine
Holy fucking shit that sound 🤌...pardon my italian but that wail is fantastic. Had one of these as a toy car when I was a kid, along with a 360 modena. Played with them all day long. Some of my favorite looking cars of all time
One of my favourite cars. I’ll say this, I’ve never though my type r sounds strained at redline, I’ve always thought they to sound and feel like the rev really easy.
Rt2 residents unite! I love your channel. It's updated more often, and BETTER, than the actual Bond site. (That is to say, the Bond site doesn't update at all.)
Great review from this gorgeous car! You can drive this engine from 2000 to 8500, in every range you get your emotions ; in real traffic they get more special from year to year...
I was behind a 355 Spider while riding my Ducati what an experience that was!
this has to be a perfect drivers car, not insanely fast, but awesome sounds and roof off. Oh and that awesome shifter.
a modern Ford Focus is probably faster but it doesn't matter
These with a Tubi exhaust sounds insane.
Best sounding car ever made for a stock off the showroom floor
you dont see such grainy shimmery metallic paints anymore, i love the look.
Only thing I got against this is that early first attempt at an airbag steering wheel it's got. I saw an Italian version with a different wheel and it makes the interior look a lot better.
Absolute dream car 😍
What a beautiful machine!
It's just got such a happy engine note :D
Glorious sounding car..
My favorite engine sound 🎉
Best Ferrari ever made for the average man
Ear porn for a true car enthusiast. The high revving Italian V8,the click of that gated manual….priceless!!👌🏽🎼🎼🎼🔥🔥🔥🔥
Yaht click during shifts..... Oh My God. Blesssing experience...T.
Now that is a driver’s car!👍🏼👍🏼
Awesome review Tom!😊 What a beauty that is!
Best V8 Ferraris: 458 speciale F40, and this.
288 GTO
The owner of Capristo Automotive explained that the F355's sound is actually due to what is essentially a flawed exhaust design. The exhaust builds up great internal pressure, which leads to that sound (and sometimes ruptures). "Fixing" this issue just makes the car sound like the later 360s or 430s. They sold a lot of exhausts for the F355.
What an amazing car, been a dream car of mine (and probably yours too lol) for a wile
A real Ferrari sound
This is one of the older Ferraris with the gated manual transmission that Ferrari used to be famous for. Now Ferrari has gone the route of dual clutch automated transmissions with manual shifting from the steering wheel paddles. The dual clutch transmission does provide much faster shifts than the manual transmission, but there is still nothing quite like the gated manual transmission.
Love these F355s! And these gated shifters! 😍
But damn... those Fiat Punto indicator and wiper levers, though 💀🙈
We never got those fiats here so it just looks like Ferrari to us 😂
@@TedwardDrives Then please don't google them 😂😅
Absolutely not true. They are Ferrari-specific stalks. Although Fiat Coupe's were similar, still not the same as any Fiat.
This was launched when just past my test, watched clacksons review until worn out the VHS tape
Those ac vents..wow ❤ them
Big fan tedward, i know this may sound weird, but i would love if you could try and find a manual c class to make a pov drive on. I find it so interesting with a newish merc and a manual gearbox. Anyway love the vids and keep up the amazing work.
Hard to find! I’ll hunt
It genuinely sounds like a 70s F1 car
You lucky son of a gun. I’m officially jealous 🥰
Great cars. I hired one for a weekend road trip around 20 years ago and loved it apart from the steering which I found too light and lacking in feel. The engine was just epic and the gear change for so satisfying to use. That air bag steering wheel though is among the most hideous on any road car.
4:18 is it just me? Or is there a P51 Mustang flown by? I recognize that sound.
That and a 550 Maranello...NFS 3, baby!!!
The perfect summer car 👌
Previous owners sure didn't treat that interior well. I realize it's a '98, but only 50,000 miles so time in the car should be just about the same as any other 50,000 mile car. Regardless that sounds is wonderful. The fact that it's under 3k lbs is great too.
90s Ferrari interiors degrade much faster than any other car haha
oh no now I've gotta go watch another video cause this one didn't end with "I'll see you in the next one" therefore it doesn't feel complete.
also I've laughed way harder than I should've at 12:10 😂
I'm a 90's kid and my best friend and I were completely immersed in that car culture. The 355 was a holy grail type car even back then. There was no TH-cam so you had to either read about it in magazines, watch movie clips, or spot one in real life. The few times we did find one in the wild it was a true "stop you in your tracks" moment. Same for the other exotics. Life was soo different without this instant gratification..
In fact, in the late 90's and early 2000's I used to scour the internet for even a sound byte or 5 second video of a Ferrari, to get the experience. The fifteen year old me in 1998 would have gone NUTS over a video like this.
I've always that would be one of the funnest cars to have.
4:57 -- I was reminded of Ferris Bueller saying of Ferrari, "It's so choice! And if you have the means, I highly recommend picking one up."
"Che Bella"
Great video!👌
13:54 nice camera 😁
Does Massachusetts have no tunnels?? The engine music… perfect
After you pulled out of the parking lot, I was ready for the video to end like "do I need to say more??" queue the outro 😂
What a special machine and soundtrack, thx Ted
😂
So majestic
when I see this Ferrari's model I remember the Supra vs black ferrari in the first Fast and Furious
I’m getting Miami vice vibes man. Where’s my white suit???
I feel ashamed that i fell behind on watching ted!!! But always great content
Dashboard and interior on-par with a 92 Honda Accord
Why don't they make gated shifters anymore....so damn classy.
probably because manuals in supercars are fading away; there are almost no manual supercars being manufactured. and for sports cars, it is really not that practical. You will have bread crumbs falling into the shifter gates, and drinks spilled into them, and it just won't look as nice after some extensive use
They will come back eventually.
The answer is almost always money
Because they were a band aid solution to fragile gearboxes, they are not supposed to be luxury items.
They were to slow down and force your shifts into narrow entry gates.
A modern non-gated shifter is much faster and smoother and doesn't brutally punish you for slightly missed shifts.
Also doesn't collect dust and crumbs.
@@M3Froggy Supercars and sportscars in general are fading away, being replaced by SUV garbage.
You should try out a 944 S2, want to know your thoughts on it.
Fast and the Furious 1 (2001) : Ferrari VS Supra, Ferrari Driver: More than you can afford pal!
I always think of Sonny Crockett of "Miami Vice" when I see a beautiful Ferrari.
You've really been on a tear lately!
GOAT
With a 9 litre twin turbo V10, what does one think of these very low powered Ferrari cars?
I'ts a gratest spyder! beautiful!!!
Growing up in the 90s, it was this car and the Viper GTS for me. It was everywhere too! Every magazine cover, GoldenEye, Need For Speed 3.. And somehow all these years later it’s JUST as desirable if not more so.
Tedward, this is the car. This is the Ferrari I would get if I had F U money. Maybe not in this color, but yeah. Damn
I always think that if Honda had made the original NSX a v8, this is exactly what it would sound like. 😂
The F355 is one of my favorite Ferraris of all time ❤
I’ve always loved the 430 but yeah it’s effing fantastic.
Just yesterday I was watching Goldeneye.
What's the retail on one of those?
More than you can afford pal, Ferrari!
@@alex.mon1989indeed. 🥲😭 That line has aged well lol
Pulled up cargurus, searched for manual f355s…oh 100k aaaaand close tab.
Maintenance costs even if you can afford the upfront price…sigh…I’ll live vicariously through Tedward 😂
Smokeum
‘It don’t matter if y’all win by the inch or the mile. When you win you win.’ Love it when Pat Walker said that!
One of the goats
the click on gear change
I saw this car first in NFS 2 SE and NFS 3 Hot Pursuit video game.
Not bad, considering its age
Oh good another youtube video about my dream ferrari. That should put it another 10k out of my budget. hahahahahahhahahaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Classic
Wow, imagine spending $25000 for a belt service, clutch change. I paid only $2800 for my 928 timing belt service. Just as fast as the F355.
The belt service is expensive, but it doesn't cost 25000 $. In Germany my great services (I owned my F355 now for 14 years and had till now three great services with engine out) cost between 5000 to 10000 Euro - it depends on additional work like water pump and so on...
It sounds great on the high end. Low end, ehhh