Is €113,000 Too Much For A Novitec-Tuned Ferrari F430?

Like most tuners, Novitec offered numerous aftermarket parts for the Ferrari F430 back in the day, and now, one of its creations is up for sale.

Registered in October 2007, and with 39,800km (24,731 miles) on the clock, as per the ad posted by Vos, the supercar is located in Germany, and it can be yours for €112,900 ($139,066).

That’s almost on the same level with the usual F430s that get listed on the used car market, while a Spider version would cost you about the same. The only model that’s more expensive is the limited-production Scuderia, which usually sells for in excess of €160,000 ($197,082) in Europe.

But the best part is that this Ferrari F430 is more powerful than the Scuderia, courtesy of Novitec’s Race Bi-compressor, and other work carried in the engine bay. The total output produced by the 4.3-liter V8 that’s paired to a six-speed electrohydraulic manual transmission, is 707PS (697hp) and 712Nm (252lb-ft) of torque. his shaves a few tens of a second from the stock supercar’s 0 to 100km/h (0-62mph) acceleration, which should be in the 3.5sec mark.

Alongside the tuned engine, the Novitec Ferrari F430  gets a hydraulic suspension with new springs, tinted taillights, and 20-inch alloy wheels, among others.

But is this enough to make you blow a small fortune on it?