@@supercar.driver Some people on the internet's are saying on the resent C8 Z06 launch control video that the C8 Z06 sounds like the 355, what's your take, have you listened, if you haven't I'll wait for your response.
My brother, a wealthy self-made man, had one in bright yellow. Used to go shopping to Tesco with his husky on the seat beside him. Glorious, glorious car.
The 355 has been my favourite car ever since I was a teenager, I still drop my jaw and gasp every time I see one, be it on TV, in a magazine or in the flesh, the best looking car I've ever seen to date. Thanks for sharing 👍
@ Neil Milner I agree this is what I thought a ferrari was when I was growing up this Ferrari was just the best car ever created to me besides my aunt Silvia's 1980 something porsche I used to love visiting that woman in Malibu
I remember the Performance Car mag review of this machine when it came out. The headline was: 'Ferrari's £84,000 Bargain'. Just one of the prettiest and most glorious cars of all time.
I remember the original test video of the 355 by Jeremy Clarkson on top gear. He described it as the best car he had ever driven at the time and subsequently went out and bought one. I’ve loved it ever since. It’s an incredibly simple, beautiful design. Thanks for the brilliant video.
1 - The cinematography is sublime 2 - The car is everything 3 - The sound is symphonic 4 - A brilliant summary of what these cars are about I’ve stopped going to ‘car meets’ as people veer towards ‘what’s the most expensive’ or, full of people who’ve all the money but no taste (ie - new Lamborghinis in fluorescent colours and equally awful interiors etc etc) my F355 sits quietly in the corner I’m not a rich guy - I’ve saved long and hard for my car. I don’t have a big garage, so my wife’s stuff shares the space - lots of stuff stored in front of it, to the side of it and even the lighter stuff on top of it. It takes me 30 - 40mins to get my car out - so when I do, it’s because I miss driving it and all the hard work makes it that lil bit sweeter 😎
@@BuddhaSunn to be honest - I’m not on top of maintenance right now. But a major service here in the UK alongside getting some nightly bits done too only cost me £2100 or something like that. We have recently had twins so I’m not getting out in it so much
These 5 valve per cylinder cars have a unique sound. Let's not forget why the f355 was such a success though, it was down to two things, firstly how disappointing the 348 was, but more importantly, how the 1990 NSX massively showed up Ferrari. Honda forced Ferrari to pull their finger out.
Great comment, very insightful and interesting! Yes the Acura NSX was a sensation when it came out. The exotic cars of the day were not very good quality. The NSX changed the game with excellent build quality, Honda reliability, and were easy to live with. Then they added amazing handling, exotic looks, and a great engine to produce a true legend. I was obsessed with the NSX. The first time I saw one in person was in 1994. It was parked on a residential street in Los Angeles. It was glorious! My friend and I stood around for probably 15 minutes just looking at it from every angle and drinking in how wonderful it was in every way. Ferrari got complacent with the 348 and the NSX is at least partly responsible for how truly glorious the 355 is.
@@aaronneal3873 the NSX did not have a better interior than the 348, far from it, but everything else was technically superior, humiliating in fact. It really was one of the best things to happen to Ferrari!
History has been rewritten on the 348. The initial reviews were in fact very positive, which caused huge demand, and a waiting queue of up to six years. So it wasn’t a disappointment at all. The early cars did have issues (consequently fixed), a story which was later embellished by Di Montezemolo, the new CEO of Ferrari and the man who tried to sell the F355 as a completely new car, even though it was in fact a reworked 348.
Great car. I hired a 355 for a weekend trip to Dorset in the early 2000s and loved it. More engaging that the modern equivalent and sounds so much better than any turbo charged motor.
I think it's quite interesting that everybody who reviews these and talk about the Italian seating position, completely fail to remember or realize that you could have spacers installed to get the steering wheel in the position you wanted. They came in everything from 10mm to 70mm thick. Even today, most Ferrari dealers who know what they are doing, will offer clients a steering wheel spacer if the car fits poorly as is.
Great coverage of my favourite Ferrari (had a 1995 F355 Berlinetta for 12 years). It still sounded amazing even with the factory standard exhaust! I only sold it because I was offered a deal I couldn't refuse (made a nice little profit even after all the (incredibly expensive) servicing and maintenance costs. Enjoyed a really low-mileage 456 GTM for a few years (my wife liked it!) but still really miss the 355. Hey ho, happy wife, happy life...Cheers from a rather chilly Otford, Kent, UK.
Three things come to mind after enjoying this great video: 1) well done! 2) that Blu Pozzi livery is stunning 3) I wish journalists would stop bashing the F1 gearbox and the 348. It’s getting really old. I currently own a ‘92 348ts, a ‘94 F355 GTS (manual) and a ‘98 355 spider (F1). I love them all equally because they all offer a different driving experience.
Absolutely agree, our 1999 F1 is a marvel to drive, and we have it since 2003 . And yes we’ve owned and driven several manuals. Both amazing in their own way.
I like my original steering wheel, it is style of the 90s. No probs at all since 14 years of owning my beloved F355 GTS. The momo is like a foreign body.
What a dream. The best looking car made in my lifetime. The first Ferrari I ever had a ride in and the first one on my list...in this spec too. Utterly perfect. If the ownership/maintenance wasn’t so expensive, it would be in the garage already!
I remember a spirited drive behind a 355 Spider in my Boxster S back in 2006 over the Moors by Menwith Hill in North Yorkshire. What a sound and view. Great classic modern day Ferrari..
I don't know about anyone else young like me who genuinely has the biggest smile when I see cars like this and the whole time watching this video I was having a mental breakdown over how good it sounds. This is a proper ferrari, not just exciting because its fast and has 1000hp, but because how it sounds and how it is to drive. I don't want one of these...I need one. Thank you for making this video.
Such an elegant car. I reckon the GTS is the best one to get too. And blue with cream. This is a lovely example. Love the simplicity inside & out, the steering wheel & gearknob are gorgeously inviting.
The 355 is glorious! And the sound of that thing is on par with anything I've ever heard. The 355 and the 458 are my all time favorites of the rear engine V8 Ferraris. The 488 and the F8 are faster and are amazing machines no doubt. However from my perspective they don't hold a candle to the 355 or the 458 in either looks or engines. I'll take the free revving naturally aspirated engines in the 355 and 458 over the turbo engines in the 488 and F8 any day. And in the looks department there is no comparison. The 355 and 458 have a timeless beauty and elegance that the busier styling of the 488 and F8 can never compare to. Those cars have presence but so do the 355 and 458, while also being absolutely gorgeous at the same time.
At last, just got a F355 GTS ❤. Such a pity it's now illegal to retro-fit that original steering wheel, so stuck with the big ugly thing! But who cares when you have the best car ever, so good be able to drive at sensible speeds but still get all the thrills🤩
I only have lovely and beautiful memories of my father's red F355 GTS mk1 with red top. So smooth, so sleek. I remember turning it on in the garage just to keep the engine clean... 💞 Good old days!
I love that the F355 offers a middleground between the somewhat dainty small Ferraris of the 70s and early 80s with their slats and thin bodywork creases and the bolder and more aggressive, sometimes overcomplicated designs of the 2000s and 2010s. It´s compact with a very clean, elegant yet dynamic design language.
Back in 2000 I had the good fortune to hoon a 355 and a 360 round Thruxton. Both great car's. The 355 is way prettier but the 360 was just on a different planet to drive. I've still got the video somewhere 👍👍
As the owner of both an F355 and 328, I can categorically say, no they really don't😀 They look awesome, but are troublesome, create more drag than putting a barn door on the roof, and due to their nature, they often fail to illuminate the road properly lol.
@@thomaschristopherwhite9043 ? So Japanese cars use pop up headlights in the year 2027? Odd. It has nothing to do with the electricals. It's simply down to how the lights project. This was an issue for several cars with pup-up headlights, including the MX-5 and other Japanese cars.
@@AB-80X Dude if you think they're gonna make pop headlights the same way they made it back in the day then I don't know where you've been. Even traditional shoe making and watch making aren't made the same way. Why care about aero when everything now a days is fast as shit. Hyundais are blowing things off the highway. That's the world we live in today. You don't think they can't make pop up headlights that are more reliable, watertight, and with better illumination? With all the LED's in the world you think they can't? Do you still have a rotary phone or something?
I love mine, even with OEM exhaust/manifolds: it is quieter, more subtle, but still, you can hear the howl and the scream. The steering is feel-some enough for me, because the chassis dynamics is so good.
We're right where a generation will be born into a world without automotive drama like this, its fading, don't get me wrong performance and speed remain...but soul and drama, a high revving Ferrari exhaust it's going out of vogue...how incredibly sad. I have a 2000 360 and as it ticks up in value it's tempting to let go, but the sounds it makes (mine has full performance exhaust), the way it feels in the hands, the joy of knowing the entire point of the car is to produce goose bumps every single time you drive it, and it does, it's a magical thing (mine being a bit further down the road of tech than 355). Just magic, it's impossible to understand until you've driven one, in my case owned one.
I owned an F1 355 in the early 2000s and just loved it when it wasn't devouring clutches. I had an indicated 320 kph whilst on an autoroute returning from Monaco with a friend. Handling and roadholding were exceptional, but it was a noisy machine at any speed.
This is a very well made video of a superb car.
Cheers Jay, glad you enjoyed it 🙌🏻
It was brilliant. The sound through headphones was soul stirring.
And your videos about 355 are just sensational!
Better looking than most current cars
And now you've done your very own! th-cam.com/video/We9N_qq0gsM/w-d-xo.html
Half the power and 10x the sound...oh god that noise gives me goosebumps
Who needs 600hp when you have that noise 😍
Yeah dude
@@supercar.driver Some people on the internet's are saying on the resent C8 Z06 launch control video that the C8 Z06 sounds like the 355, what's your take, have you listened, if you haven't I'll wait for your response.
@@gen1c8rs88 the engine is a masterpiece in the new Corvette, sounds fantastic too. 👌
My brother, a wealthy self-made man, had one in bright yellow. Used to go shopping to Tesco with his husky on the seat beside him. Glorious, glorious car.
Im a simple man, I see F355 I press like!
Thanks buddy!
The sound it makes is absolutely gorgeous!
Sublime isn’t it?
Stunning! 6:46
Crossplane note on flatplane engine
MY TRUE DREAM CAR...will buy this over a 360,430,458 or any other models ABOVE.
The 355 has been my favourite car ever since I was a teenager, I still drop my jaw and gasp every time I see one, be it on TV, in a magazine or in the flesh, the best looking car I've ever seen to date. Thanks for sharing 👍
Same here!
Me too! I still have a poster of it on my wall. Best sounding V8 ever. *We need more 5 valve cars*
@ Neil Milner I agree this is what I thought a ferrari was when I was growing up this Ferrari was just the best car ever created to me besides my aunt Silvia's 1980 something porsche I used to love visiting that woman in Malibu
I remember the Performance Car mag review of this machine when it came out. The headline was: 'Ferrari's £84,000 Bargain'.
Just one of the prettiest and most glorious cars of all time.
I remember the original test video of the 355 by Jeremy Clarkson on top gear. He described it as the best car he had ever driven at the time and subsequently went out and bought one. I’ve loved it ever since. It’s an incredibly simple, beautiful design. Thanks for the brilliant video.
Well said! Thanks for watching.
1 - The cinematography is sublime
2 - The car is everything
3 - The sound is symphonic
4 - A brilliant summary of what these cars are about
I’ve stopped going to ‘car meets’ as people veer towards ‘what’s the most expensive’ or, full of people who’ve all the money but no taste (ie - new Lamborghinis in fluorescent colours and equally awful interiors etc etc) my F355 sits quietly in the corner
I’m not a rich guy - I’ve saved long and hard for my car. I don’t have a big garage, so my wife’s stuff shares the space - lots of stuff stored in front of it, to the side of it and even the lighter stuff on top of it. It takes me 30 - 40mins to get my car out - so when I do, it’s because I miss driving it and all the hard work makes it that lil bit sweeter 😎
Thank you so much for taking the time to reply 🙌
How are you finding maintenance costs?
@@BuddhaSunn to be honest - I’m not on top of maintenance right now. But a major service here in the UK alongside getting some nightly bits done too only cost me £2100 or something like that. We have recently had twins so I’m not getting out in it so much
This era of Ferrari, and for their part, the Porsche 930 editions, to me were the pinnacle, and have yet to be surpassed in beauty and design.
Even now, this and the F40 are still my favorites. Great video!
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it.
Seconded. When I was a youth these were my poster cars.
These 5 valve per cylinder cars have a unique sound. Let's not forget why the f355 was such a success though, it was down to two things, firstly how disappointing the 348 was, but more importantly, how the 1990 NSX massively showed up Ferrari. Honda forced Ferrari to pull their finger out.
Great comment, very insightful and interesting! Yes the Acura NSX was a sensation when it came out. The exotic cars of the day were not very good quality. The NSX changed the game with excellent build quality, Honda reliability, and were easy to live with. Then they added amazing handling, exotic looks, and a great engine to produce a true legend. I was obsessed with the NSX. The first time I saw one in person was in 1994. It was parked on a residential street in Los Angeles. It was glorious! My friend and I stood around for probably 15 minutes just looking at it from every angle and drinking in how wonderful it was in every way. Ferrari got complacent with the 348 and the NSX is at least partly responsible for how truly glorious the 355 is.
Where was their finger? haha
@@jonasbaine3538 😆
@@aaronneal3873 the NSX did not have a better interior than the 348, far from it, but everything else was technically superior, humiliating in fact. It really was one of the best things to happen to Ferrari!
History has been rewritten on the 348. The initial reviews were in fact very positive, which caused huge demand, and a waiting queue of up to six years. So it wasn’t a disappointment at all. The early cars did have issues (consequently fixed), a story which was later embellished by Di Montezemolo, the new CEO of Ferrari and the man who tried to sell the F355 as a completely new car, even though it was in fact a reworked 348.
Great car. I hired a 355 for a weekend trip to Dorset in the early 2000s and loved it. More engaging that the modern equivalent and sounds so much better than any turbo charged motor.
Damn this Ferrari may be the best sounding road Ferrari of all time!
I think it's quite interesting that everybody who reviews these and talk about the Italian seating position, completely fail to remember or realize that you could have spacers installed to get the steering wheel in the position you wanted. They came in everything from 10mm to 70mm thick.
Even today, most Ferrari dealers who know what they are doing, will offer clients a steering wheel spacer if the car fits poorly as is.
If my mother, had played the sound of this car continually before I was born? I'd be a 3X formula 1 champion by now!
Great coverage of my favourite Ferrari (had a 1995 F355 Berlinetta for 12 years). It still sounded amazing even with the factory standard exhaust! I only sold it because I was offered a deal I couldn't refuse (made a nice little profit even after all the (incredibly expensive) servicing and maintenance costs. Enjoyed a really low-mileage 456 GTM for a few years (my wife liked it!) but still really miss the 355. Hey ho, happy wife, happy life...Cheers from a rather chilly Otford, Kent, UK.
What a wonderful Sound!!! Thanks a Lot for This Video.
Three things come to mind after enjoying this great video:
1) well done!
2) that Blu Pozzi livery is stunning
3) I wish journalists would stop bashing the F1 gearbox and the 348. It’s getting really old. I currently own a ‘92 348ts, a ‘94 F355 GTS (manual) and a ‘98 355 spider (F1). I love them all equally because they all offer a different driving experience.
Agree F1 is amazing in its own right. Having owned both manual and F1 355’s. The car in the video is Le Mans Blue. Stunning colour.
Thanks! And yes our 348 comments are not based off personal experiences
Absolutely agree, our 1999 F1 is a marvel to drive, and we have it since 2003 . And yes we’ve owned and driven several manuals. Both amazing in their own way.
Fantastic, what a sound. And the lines are so simple, just gorgeous.
I like my original steering wheel, it is style of the 90s. No probs at all since 14 years of owning my beloved F355 GTS. The momo is like a foreign body.
Agreed
Damn that sound gave me goosebumps throughout the video. Great job guys!
Sending out my best wishes to Matt, Jonty and all your filming crew. You have done it again guys!
Much appreciated!
Sorry for nitpicking, but the F355 has 375 hp vs 316 hp for the last 348 (GTB/GTS). And torque 363 Nm, up from 324 Nm. Thus a 59 hp/39 Nm gain.
That first clip made me go- that IS the sound of the nineties
It really is!
355 becoming the perfect car for UK roads exactly as you said, don't need more than 400bhp! always loved these.
Most definitely! You can use it all
What a dream. The best looking car made in my lifetime. The first Ferrari I ever had a ride in and the first one on my list...in this spec too. Utterly perfect. If the ownership/maintenance wasn’t so expensive, it would be in the garage already!
Best sounding car, EVER!
It sure is!
Wedge with the perfect amount of slight curve. Thank you, Pininfarina.
This and the F40 are perfection! Who cares if it’s not as fast as the new ones, must be 10 times more fun.
I’ll own one of these in 2 years 🥹🥹🥹
I remember a spirited drive behind a 355 Spider in my Boxster S back in 2006 over the Moors by Menwith Hill in North Yorkshire. What a sound and view. Great classic modern day Ferrari..
You don’t forget those moments do you!
@@supercar.driver never..👍👍
That was in TdF Blue with Crema interior. Lovely spec..😍
It’s amazing what can be achieved on a production budget nowhere near a major broadcaster.
This video is slick as hell, really well done!
Another lovely video. I remember seeing movie The rock with Sean Connery and Nicolas Cage? That car chase with Ferrari 355 and Hummer H1 is epic!
When this car is running, it sounds amazing!
clever
Not everybody can make a V8 sound like that and hit 8800 rpm. Imagine the lives these Powerplants live.
I don't know about anyone else young like me who genuinely has the biggest smile when I see cars like this and the whole time watching this video I was having a mental breakdown over how good it sounds. This is a proper ferrari, not just exciting because its fast and has 1000hp, but because how it sounds and how it is to drive. I don't want one of these...I need one. Thank you for making this video.
Agree with JayEmm really cool filming, and that sound, Wowzer!! 👍👍
Thanks 🙏
Yes!!!! Love my 355 🥰🥰🥰🥰
MY EARS FEEL BLESSED. THANKS MATE
Such an elegant car. I reckon the GTS is the best one to get too. And blue with cream. This is a lovely example. Love the simplicity inside & out, the steering wheel & gearknob are gorgeously inviting.
One day I hope I'll own one of these, my absolute favourite car of all time, that sound oh my god
Good luck to you! Me, I'll have to settle with my 1/18 diecast model of this car haha.
Now is the time. You can still pick up an F1 version for relatively cheap.
Everything about this video is amazing, I'll immediatelly re-watch it again! Well done!
Thank you 🙏
This is EASILY one of the best sounding exhausts we sell. Mega video lads!
Glad you like it!
The colour, the finishings, the details….. and that sound 🫠
My teenage poster car! Still looks and sounds beautiful! Great cinematography & review 👏
Glad you liked it!
Ferrari f355 looks and sounds amazing. My favourite all time car👍
Such a great sound
The 355 is glorious! And the sound of that thing is on par with anything I've ever heard. The 355 and the 458 are my all time favorites of the rear engine V8 Ferraris. The 488 and the F8 are faster and are amazing machines no doubt. However from my perspective they don't hold a candle to the 355 or the 458 in either looks or engines. I'll take the free revving naturally aspirated engines in the 355 and 458 over the turbo engines in the 488 and F8 any day. And in the looks department there is no comparison. The 355 and 458 have a timeless beauty and elegance that the busier styling of the 488 and F8 can never compare to. Those cars have presence but so do the 355 and 458, while also being absolutely gorgeous at the same time.
Couldn't agree more man 👏
Purer designs age 10 times better.
Beautiful is an understatement.
Right!?
B E A U T Y!
What a magnificent and pure sound from that V8! N/A forever!
F355, 275GTB, 575 M, F40... beautiful cars, nice sounds :perfect Ferrari.
One of the best sounding V8 Ferraris ever
Great job on this review. Very well done. This sounds so amazing. Definitely the right exhaust choice. Gated manuals are truly special.
Couldn't agree more! Thanks for watching.
I loved my F355 F1 Spider. Looking forward to picking up a 6spd GTB sometime in the future.
At last, just got a F355 GTS ❤. Such a pity it's now illegal to retro-fit that original steering wheel, so stuck with the big ugly thing! But who cares when you have the best car ever, so good be able to drive at sensible speeds but still get all the thrills🤩
The best sounding car in the world
It’s the 2nd best....the 1st is the Pagani Zonda Cinque 😉
Nope guys it's the Carrera gt the best sounding car of all time
That does sound bloody good😎
I think that sounds even more glorious than the 458 I drove a year ago and thats saying something. A true classic.
MY DREAM CAR
Thanks for another cracking video Matt. What a sound that thing makes!!!! 😜
Great review. The F355 is very special. One of the greatest, the feel, the noise. I've run one for over 12 years. A keeper.
Yes! 12 years, nice work!
Love this ride.
I would have loved to have heard that in Winnats Pass.
It sounded epic!!
You do a great job of filtering out the noise from fast cars. I think everyone has started to appreciate the experience of cars like this. Well done.
Great video, and the car is utterly glorious! More desirable to me than an F8 (or anything else modern) could ever be!
Miles more desirable! Bursting with character
Best sounding car ever made
Nope it's the Carrera gt
@@carexotics415 LFA > CGT it’s not even close
It's an F1 NA V10 Can anything defeat it ??
I'd vote Ferrari F50
Oh how I love the 355 😍 Nice one Matt. 👍
The best!
I remember chasing one of these on a twisty B road in my Pug205GTi. Felt like a boss. Room enough for both in my fantasy garage.
Man that sounds UH-MAY-ZING!!! 🔥
Folk will be on Piston heads tonight....nicely done Matt👍😎🏎
Hope so!
I only have lovely and beautiful memories of my father's red F355 GTS mk1 with red top. So smooth, so sleek. I remember turning it on in the garage just to keep the engine clean... 💞 Good old days!
Thanks for sharing
Still one of my favourite cars of all time. Utterly superb video. Thanks
Driving to the countryside in a Ferrari...absolute pleasure!!!congrats great video!!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
That is beauty amongst a manufacturer that makes beauties.
The most beautiful car in the world
It is one of them!
Excellent video! I had high expectations and you guys delivered.
Thank you kindly 🙌🙌 check back soon
Even with the stock exhaust this is the best V8 sounding engine ever
I love that the F355 offers a middleground between the somewhat dainty small Ferraris of the 70s and early 80s with their slats and thin bodywork creases and the bolder and more aggressive, sometimes overcomplicated designs of the 2000s and 2010s. It´s compact with a very clean, elegant yet dynamic design language.
Back in 2000 I had the good fortune to hoon a 355 and a 360 round Thruxton. Both great car's. The 355 is way prettier but the 360 was just on a different planet to drive. I've still got the video somewhere 👍👍
Red 360 gated manual 😮❤ with the best Michelin tyres 😮
In my opinion the nicest Ferrari ever made and with a manual it’s my bucket list car
Pop up headlights really need to comeback.
As the owner of both an F355 and 328, I can categorically say, no they really don't😀
They look awesome, but are troublesome, create more drag than putting a barn door on the roof, and due to their nature, they often fail to illuminate the road properly lol.
@@AB-80X Yeah well that's what you get for having italian eletrical in your car. Japanese ones work just fine 30-40 years later.
@@thomaschristopherwhite9043 ? So Japanese cars use pop up headlights in the year 2027? Odd.
It has nothing to do with the electricals. It's simply down to how the lights project. This was an issue for several cars with pup-up headlights, including the MX-5 and other Japanese cars.
@@AB-80X Dude if you think they're gonna make pop headlights the same way they made it back in the day then I don't know where you've been. Even traditional shoe making and watch making aren't made the same way. Why care about aero when everything now a days is fast as shit.
Hyundais are blowing things off the highway. That's the world we live in today.
You don't think they can't make pop up headlights that are more reliable, watertight, and with better illumination? With all the LED's in the world you think they can't? Do you still have a rotary phone or something?
Absolutely amazing, thanks for the channel.
Glad you enjoy it!
Can't help but picture the fast and furious scene when I see a 355
Such a stunning car still to this day
Ageing very well
Half the power yes but also half the weight and it does look exciting
I love mine, even with OEM exhaust/manifolds: it is quieter, more subtle, but still, you can hear the howl and the scream. The steering is feel-some enough for me, because the chassis dynamics is so good.
5:10 - heaven to my ears, thank me later.
We're right where a generation will be born into a world without automotive drama like this, its fading, don't get me wrong performance and speed remain...but soul and drama, a high revving Ferrari exhaust it's going out of vogue...how incredibly sad. I have a 2000 360 and as it ticks up in value it's tempting to let go, but the sounds it makes (mine has full performance exhaust), the way it feels in the hands, the joy of knowing the entire point of the car is to produce goose bumps every single time you drive it, and it does, it's a magical thing (mine being a bit further down the road of tech than 355). Just magic, it's impossible to understand until you've driven one, in my case owned one.
OMG. What a machine. My favorite Ferrari of all times. Period. Then, the F430.
What other 90s icons would you like to see featured on the channel? 👇
993 Porsche GT2 might be a great choice, I love those bolted on flared fenders...
F50 with a Seca Sports exhaust. Or a 512m. 92 NSX-R
@Maverick Elise GT1
Any members with an EB110?
Diablo SV
In love with this car
Have always loved the 355 just something about it 👌👌👌
Same. It’s timeless
Beautiful machine. That sound 😮👌
Queen of hearts ♥️
That's my dream Ferrari in my dream spec. Such a beautiful thing.
Perfection, just perfection. Great video.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I owned an F1 355 in the early 2000s and just loved it when it wasn't devouring clutches. I had an indicated 320 kph whilst on an autoroute returning from Monaco with a friend. Handling and roadholding were exceptional, but it was a noisy machine at any speed.
Will always be my favorite
One of ours too!
OMG. That noise.
I think I may have suffered 70% hearing loss as a result of this video. But it's worth it for that sound.
😂 that’s the spirit