Love this model, the only Ferrari model I've ever driven. I drove it in 1988 for about 2 hours on I-5 with about 3 to 5k miles on it, saddle interior. My girlfriend had graduated U of O and worked for the owner. It was very memorable.
Phenomenal car. And yes, a poster on my wall as a kid. I also used to doodle this car in the classroom and just dream about it. As a kid growing up in the 80’s, this was THE car. Great review.
GTS = Gran Turismo Spyder. Drove this model in 2007 and you have to get it out on the highway / freeway to appreciate. Nice Ferrari tribute review Zack.
Finally... this the kind of car I want to drive, to own. Aside from, I prefer the Tan leather interior. My ‘87 911, has nothing on this .... stylewise. The Ferrari aged into a much more mature price bracket than the Porsches. And I could not afford to deal with only Ferrari parts prices, when compared to the Germans. Lest I mention maintenance! I love this 328 GTS. And typically the owners of them, I’ve known a few. I can’t say that about the newer ones. The review was Perfect, Zack. Thanks.
Being in my mid 40’s, this era of Ferrari is where I fell in love with them and cars. And I couldn’t agree more about low power cars; it’s always more engaging and fun ruining out as much fun and power out of a “slow” car than having to keep yourself restrained driving a high horsepower. Even Enzo himself drove a tiny sub 100hp Fiat as his daily driver!
There's one just like this rolling around here, old lady has it, she also has a white Countach, quite a treat to see them every once in awhile rolling around.
I fell in love with the 308 but the 328 just refined every detail- on the outside. I miss the toggle switches. This is a beauty and would happily drive it home though.
Nice video, brings back some great memories: In October of 1986 I ordered a new 930. Grand Prix white w/burgundy interior from the local dealer in Connecticut. What a car! A bit light in the front and somewhat tail happy but a visceral driving experience. Sadly I sold it and kick myself every now and then when I think about it. I saw its twin a couple of years ago and forgot how small that original 930 was, even with the wide fenders and whale tail. Gawd I miss that car!. I paid $61k USD for it and it is probably still worth that same amount!
@@Motormouth... Great! Makes me feel even worse ;-) BTW, I traded it in on (are you ready?) a Winnebago RV that depreciated about $30K the instant I drove it off the dealership's lot. Young and dumb...
I totally agree, you can drive these cars more aggressively and its so much fun. You can't really do the same thing with a modern sports car or a mustang with 500hp without risking major troubles like (wrapping it around a pole/jail)
drop dead gorgeous ... where did we go wrong ever after? ... 260 HP being more fun than 620 HP ... on top of the world on a Sunday morning or taking the love of your life out ;-)
Nice review! By looking at your shoulder above the back of the seat, are you about 5-6 inches too tall for the design of this car? I noticed you ducking down, was your view tinted blue that whole time? The overhead camera view kind of shows that too as your head seems to be higher than the roof? I think those kinds of points are important to get across as a lot of us dreamers could be too tall for comfort of these cars. Maybe too tall to own, but dang it would be nice to drive, even if a bit cramped, but I would guess that would wear on a guy, much like the lack of refinement.
They are very frickin good! That I can assure you. Especially on the right roads. Good review btw. Nice to hear to hear another Canadian talk about the best classic Ferrari to live with! Cheers Jason #jcr_cars
Greetings from Montreal! I have a joke for you today: At a red stop, a family in a Toyota Corolla, wife ask about the red car aside. "It is a Ferrari, says the husband " . "Ah, I don't think is a good car, there are not so many on the street... " Have a great day!
The only thing missing, aside from Higgins waiting for you to return Robin Masters's Ferrari, was a big mustache on you! lol! Great video, thanks for sharing. BTW, of course it's already listed as SOLD, but any idea how much it went for? Just curious.
@@Motormouth... For a 32-year-old vintage 328 GTS with only 13,000 miles on it, that's a good price! Thanks for the quick reply. I guess I'll have to settle for my Korean Audi/BMW, my equally red 2018 Kia Stinger GT Limited with 18,000 miles already on it. But, even though they didn't make too many of these, I don't think that it'll ever be worth $80K US even in 30 years... Anyway, I'll be 85 by then... lol!
Steering is not assisted. Try to park it. Comes right though. Had mine over 20 years here in Kiwiland. Way over 70 now. Can't bring myself to sell. Some time I s'pose.
Love this model, the only Ferrari model I've ever driven. I drove it in 1988 for about 2 hours on I-5 with about 3 to 5k miles on it, saddle interior. My girlfriend had graduated U of O and worked for the owner. It was very memorable.
I love these reviews as you don’t see these classics every day! Keep them coming!! Thanks
Phenomenal car. And yes, a poster on my wall as a kid. I also used to doodle this car in the classroom and just dream about it. As a kid growing up in the 80’s, this was THE car. Great review.
Had the poster too lol
GTS = Gran Turismo Spyder. Drove this model in 2007 and you have to get it out on the highway / freeway to appreciate. Nice Ferrari tribute review Zack.
Finally... this the kind of car I want to drive, to own. Aside from, I prefer the Tan leather interior. My ‘87 911, has nothing on this .... stylewise. The Ferrari aged into a much more mature price bracket than the Porsches. And I could not afford to deal with only Ferrari parts prices, when compared to the Germans. Lest I mention maintenance! I love this 328 GTS. And typically the owners of them, I’ve known a few. I can’t say that about the newer ones. The review was Perfect, Zack. Thanks.
This car is definitely a head turner, Love It!
Being in my mid 40’s, this era of Ferrari is where I fell in love with them and cars. And I couldn’t agree more about low power cars; it’s always more engaging and fun ruining out as much fun and power out of a “slow” car than having to keep yourself restrained driving a high horsepower. Even Enzo himself drove a tiny sub 100hp Fiat as his daily driver!
There's one just like this rolling around here, old lady has it, she also has a white Countach, quite a treat to see them every once in awhile rolling around.
You should try to do a weekly oldies review! It would be great for you channel. Also more details like Doug’s channel but with a Canadian spin.
I fell in love with the 308 but the 328 just refined every detail- on the outside. I miss the toggle switches. This is a beauty and would happily drive it home though.
It’s more rewarding driving a car where you work it just enough to get the best out of it. Totally get it! Buy the car Zack, buy it!!
Thank you for the demonstration. May I ask whether the ABS brake system is important for this model?
Still a great looking car, even after all these years !
Nice video, brings back some great memories: In October of 1986 I ordered a new 930. Grand Prix white w/burgundy interior from the local dealer in Connecticut. What a car! A bit light in the front and somewhat tail happy but a visceral driving experience. Sadly I sold it and kick myself every now and then when I think about it. I saw its twin a couple of years ago and forgot how small that original 930 was, even with the wide fenders and whale tail. Gawd I miss that car!. I paid $61k USD for it and it is probably still worth that same amount!
Worth way more now
@@Motormouth... Great! Makes me feel even worse ;-) BTW, I traded it in on (are you ready?) a Winnebago RV that depreciated about $30K the instant I drove it off the dealership's lot. Young and dumb...
Ugggg
This was great! What a sound! More classics, if you can please
I totally agree, you can drive these cars more aggressively and its so much fun. You can't really do the same thing with a modern sports car or a mustang with 500hp without risking major troubles like (wrapping it around a pole/jail)
this was a fantastic review
This era of Ferrari looked so awesome
Great video - enjoy these classic reviews!
Glad you like them!
@@Motormouth... keep them coming Zack. These are great
I love that Marc Summers is into car reviews now!
Yes, but how much is it priced at??
(Yes I clicked the link, and it is sold, so price is not shown)
Oh man, i almost bought one 10 years ago or so when they were selling for 40+k. i thought they were way over priced. Im kicking myself now.
drop dead gorgeous ... where did we go wrong ever after? ... 260 HP being more fun than 620 HP ... on top of the world on a Sunday morning or taking the love of your life out ;-)
Nice review! By looking at your shoulder above the back of the seat, are you about 5-6 inches too tall for the design of this car? I noticed you ducking down, was your view tinted blue that whole time? The overhead camera view kind of shows that too as your head seems to be higher than the roof? I think those kinds of points are important to get across as a lot of us dreamers could be too tall for comfort of these cars. Maybe too tall to own, but dang it would be nice to drive, even if a bit cramped, but I would guess that would wear on a guy, much like the lack of refinement.
That's one sweet ride
Very cool car! Any idea what the selling price was? (The URL says it’s sold, but not the price)
The 308 my dream ferrari and one of the few like, but the 328 looks pretty nice also
Zack, great review of this classic. You failed to mention another important item - the Christie Brinkley Ferrari from 'National Lampoons Vacation' ;)
Good call!
I was waiting for Higgins to appear in this video! :-)
You and me both!
That’s a 308
They are very frickin good! That I can assure you. Especially on the right roads. Good review btw. Nice to hear to hear another Canadian talk about the best classic Ferrari to live with! Cheers Jason #jcr_cars
Stunning!
Greetings from Montreal!
I have a joke for you today:
At a red stop, a family in a Toyota Corolla, wife ask about the red car aside. "It is a Ferrari, says the husband " . "Ah, I don't think is a good car, there are not so many on the street... "
Have a great day!
Under the hood is not stock. Ferarri used red plug wires and other red accents. Still beautiful
That 328 GTS is a gem! I love everything about it.
Are the tires original? I hope not! Is that size even available?
Yes, tires are easily available.
Gorgeous
The only thing missing, aside from Higgins waiting for you to return Robin Masters's Ferrari, was a big mustache on you! lol! Great video, thanks for sharing.
BTW, of course it's already listed as SOLD, but any idea how much it went for? Just curious.
It was placed on bring a trailer and fetch to 80,000 US dollars
@@Motormouth...
For a 32-year-old vintage 328 GTS with only 13,000 miles on it, that's a good price! Thanks for the quick reply. I guess I'll have to settle for my Korean Audi/BMW, my equally red 2018 Kia Stinger GT Limited with 18,000 miles already on it. But, even though they didn't make too many of these, I don't think that it'll ever be worth $80K US even in 30 years... Anyway, I'll be 85 by then... lol!
Do you have to look down as you shift each time, on a gated gear box?🇨🇦
Not after a while but it was a new experience
I see I wasnt the only one to spot that!
The last thing he wants is to do a money shift in someone else's Ferrari lol.
As I’ve never driven a gated shifter, I only asked if one needed to peek at the shift, or if you could do it by feel.
@@cleanasdirt6832 By feel eventually, they should all self-centre.
I love the car but also that vid. Is he Saul Goodman?
Very nice!
What is your friend asking for it? The price isn't listed on the website.
If you want he has it listed on bring a trailer in the next few days
Any idea how much it sold for? Thanks.
It was sold at bring a trailer so you can check there
Thanks for sharing 👍 I lv it how much is it u didn't say
It went on Bring a Trailer.
What did it sell for?
how much??
Steering is not assisted. Try to park it. Comes right though. Had mine over 20 years here in Kiwiland. Way over 70 now. Can't bring myself to sell. Some time I s'pose.
Still 4 sale?
$???
This ain't no Hooptie
belisimo x
Ray-Bans should be mandatory. Even at night. 😎
Where is it for sale?
It will be on bring a trailer in the next few days
And?
When Ferrari made sexy cars...
I live in Dubai and next to my home there is the se car and its owner left it from 5 years ago like a garbage
Ill start the bidding at $6k
Driven so little means all the seals will most probably be dry and leaking...
I would totally buy a Ferrari when I have a lot of cash to burn on repairs...
You won't burn too much on the 328.
Getting way over priced now.
How much?