Ferrari 328 GTS is the BEST driver's car.
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- Опубликовано: 19 окт 2024
- The Ferrari 328 is one of the most amazing driving cars out there. It is by far the best bang for the buck Ferrari you can currently buy. These cars get overlooked by many Ferrari collectors which makes them attainable for average folks.
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Glad you liked the 328. I've owned mine for 25 years, and I'm still not tired of it.
Is it true that there is no power steering?
@@MrRjnr There's no power steering
We agree. The Ferrari 328GTSi is so much fun to drive. If I had the means, I would own one for life.
In my undying wish to own a 328, I somehow could never afford one, instead I bought a Mondial 3.2. Obviously the Mondial does not carry the looks and balance the 328 does, but it has all the same mechanicals, etc. I have owned my Mondial for 15 years now, and love it more everyday. I know this very well made and fun video is about the 328, and it still my dream car. A Ferrari gated gearshift is the very apex of motoring.
Nice video! I had the pleasure of owning one of these for 5 years (from 2000-2005). It was a 1989 model, same colour inside/outside as in the video. I drove approximately 17.000 miles with it, never had a problem with the car. As you say, it’s a real drivers car. This is motoring! I really miss it when I watch this video!
Thanks for watching! I really enjoyed this 328. By far a much better driving car than a Testarossa or the 355. I think that the 308s and the 328s are way underappreciated and they are probably going to be the next batch of Ferraris to go through the roof price wise.
instablaster...
Awesome Ferrari! Great styling that screams the 80s!
“...you will discover how dull and mundane everyday cars are...”
Very true, and very well stated. A manual Ferrari is the most satisfying driving experience there is.
Driving a gated Ferrari is pretty much a religious experience.
Had mine for 20 years. After 60 000 miles very few problems. Over 70 now, maybe I'll sell some time. Maybe not.
Keep it, they are going up in value!
Nice to hear . My favorite body design . Still looks amazing in 2020
Sell it to me!!!
@@lucaviladrich2900 maybe, maybe not.
i prefer the 308 with black bumpers,even though the 328 was upgraded version.such a beautiful timeless car.
The 308s are growing on me.
I am thinking the same. 20 years ago I would be opted for the 328 over the 308. But now since both car's performance has been somewhat outshined by time today i would prefer the more classic looks of the 308 (even though slower and possibly not as good of a driver) both are nice cars.
308QV crushes the 328 on looks.
The sound of the engine and that gates shifter gives me chills.
The gated shifter is to die for! There is nothing in the world that comes close.
@@LimitedEditionMotorcars 3 senses it appeals to is touch sound and sight. Beauty. Why someone doesn't make them.like this anymore escapes me.
@@JonnyOpinionated Ferrari lost their way a long time ago, so did most other manufacturers. Computers and electronics ruined the purity of driving.
I want one of these... 308 or 328. They're not too bad price-wise, so as I enter mid-life it may just happen someday. One can hope anyway, lol.
Yeah, they are still attainable and they are a lot of fun. I just think that they will start going up at some point just like everything with a Ferrari name on it.
Yes one can hope. Bit like dreaming.
The 308 is super beautiful, the 328 somehow seems toned down in its looks. Both great. I’ve know Ferrari 308 owners talk about how it’s their favourite even owning new ones.
I agree that the 328 is a bit toned down, mainly due to body color bumpers as they don't stand out as much. I have driven many Ferraris and the 328 is by far the best driving Ferrari out there!
I agree. Always thought the 308 was just a little prettier.
Had a 1987 328 GTS for 4 years . Great car . Not real fast and so so handling but oh that engine sound . Reliable , weak A/C so rebuilt from end to end - better but not great . Who cares . Did I mention the engine sound . Guy that bought it asked me to go straight to his bank on the test ride after winding it up to 7000 rpm getting 100 mph on freeway entrance ramp . If this is anything like what Sebastian Vettel gets to hear on race day he is the luckiest man in the world . Rate a strong buy . Shoulda kept it .
They are amazing cars. I agree that AC is crap. Also agree that not a lot of power but I think they handle very well. Also agree that the sound of the engine is orgasmic 😁
Quality video. Thank YOU
Thank you for watching! Appreciate the support.
I've test driven a few, they are
awesome. Desperate to own one someday....
I agree, one of the best driving cars I have experienced in a while.
I'm selling mine.
@@jondury9450 will you send me details? Sam.vanallen@gmail.com
Some days a long long time.
@@sam196370 Sent to your Gmail.
Thinking about getting a 328. Thanks for your insights
You are welcome. You won't regret it. It's an amazing machine!
Just do it
Things to consider: Required engine-out service every 30k miles is about $4000 assuming nothing but regular maintenance needs doing. Classic car insurance will limit you to 7500 mi/yr. Car uses premium fuel and gets 13 mpg combined. Check ceiling for fit if you’re tall- presenter in video is pretty short. Parts are expensive. Best not to buy without good service records. Honda Civics will be faster than you. People at traffic lights and parking lots will call you Magnum. Other than that, you’re good to go.
@@HollywoodF1 haha was wondering if the magnum comments would come even today. Thanks for the upkeep info
You won’t regret it! Do it
If you like the simplicity of this, you will love the Lotus Elise S1.
The S1's are great driving cars they just look a bit wonky.
The car you drive in Rad Racer. I wanna drive this car with Rad Racer tunes playing at max volume. :)
I wish you would ditch the background music playing while you talk and drive. I want to hear the engine . If you had to play music, play the old Magnum tune. ;-)
Copyright lol
Great content
Thank you so much, glad you like it!
Love this car, probably one my favorite Ferrari's, maybe my #1!
They are great cars for sure.
@@LimitedEditionMotorcars and, todays Ferraris dont sound as good as the 80,s did... they sound more tuned compared to the classic raw sound...
@@josephpekkar4783 Everything is tuned these days. Even my microwave comes with fake exhaust sound 😁
@@LimitedEditionMotorcars hahahaha good one! And true!
"Hot Blonde Super model and Hawaiian shirt not included ".
Unfortunately not 😁
I didn’t realize you had reviewed the 328! You did it a real justice pf course! Owning one is everything thing you said. I will never part with mine.
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The 328 is such a special car. I can't get it out of my head and I think about it all the time.
@@LimitedEditionMotorcars sounds like you need one! 😉
@@jasonjcr_cars819 I do. I have been looking for the right car.
@@LimitedEditionMotorcars that’s a good move! Try to get an 86 model if you can be picky! It’s definitely more raw, but its worth it.
I can only confirm that owning one is an absolute pleasure. Very few things in life will put a shit eating grin on your face like a Ferrari 328
100% agree! I was smiling ear to ear while behind the wheel of this thing.
Goodfellas Garage and that’s on your roads. Imagine how it is on mine! ruclips.net/video/VnSTwDCxPMA/видео.html
Great video. I can only imagine the fun I would have on a twisty road like that. We don't have any fun roads in Florida, it's all flat straight lines.
Goodfellas Garage yeah we are lucky here. We only have 6 months of driving, but when it is here, it’s very good.
I was in Florida, Orlando / Miami last summer for holidays with my family. It is still very special.
I admit I was heavily influenced by Miami Vice growing up and being in southern beach for a few days, really made me wish I had one of my cars there to just experience that great part of growing up, for real..
Yeah, Miami is nice but only for a visit. Trust me, you don't want to live there. It's a freaking zoo.
Rumour has it that he once told Joe Pesci that he talks too slow.
Considering buying one mainly interested in it as an investment 30% for its beauty , 70% as an investment. No doubt it won’t lose money once I lock one in in good condition but I’m struggling to see how fast it is likely to appreciate. Anyone able to convince me that it will appreciate well?
Who cares
Time must stop in that Ferrari, because It's always 5:17pm in that car... >:}
Time does not matter when you are driving a Ferrari 😁
Dude where did you unearth that 80s VHS recording from?
Our special effects "team" at it's best 😉
RAD RACER!!
It sure is! 👍
I see what you did at the start of the video....nice reference
😁 glad that you liked it!
im thinking of buy a 308 or 328, but they are not cheap, 100,000 or more....