TSO Violinist's Ferrari F430 (w/ startup)

A black 2006 Ferrari F430 owned by Trans-Siberian Orchestra (TSO) electric violinist Roddy Chong arriving at and leaving Cars and Chronos at Hing Wa Lee Plaza.

I have to admit the F430 has aged a lot better than I expected. I've always loved the Enzo-like rear design with a unique take on Ferrari's traditional quad taillights, but I also felt that the huge ovaloid intakes on the front bumper made the car's overall appearance less cohesive than that of the 360. Maybe now I've just gotten used to the design after having seen so many examples over the years, but it's hard to deny the F430 is clearly on its way to becoming a classic with sale prices increasing steadily. It not only looks and drives great, but also sounds great. In my opinion this was the era that produced some of the naturally best-sounding modern supercars.

On a side note, is it just me or were the car's taillights shaking while the car was backing into the space? I'm assuming it's normal, but I had never noticed it until now. Here in the States there are numerous regulations against taillights being blocked by open trunks, attached to moving parts, or not visible from certain angles. But apparently it's perfectly fine for them to rumble and dance to the beat of the engine!

Do you think the F430 has aged well? Leave a comment on YouTube and let me know!