the absolute cheapest new Ferrari that you can buy today is the Roma starting at an eye-watering quarter million dollars or save your money and check out one of these 10 fire-breathing, neck-breaking dollar menu Ferraris that you can get on the cheap, cheap (being a

relative term here, folks, these are Italian stallions we're talking about and I'm Brad, this is Ideal. Please like and subscribe. Let's go. [Music] Ah, the 355, what an absolute stunner. The Ferrari 355 is a classic mid-engine

sports car that offers a truly thrilling and raw driving experience with its sublime handling, powerful V8 and iconic design. The 355 is often seen as one of the all-time greats from the storied Italian brand. Turn the key and the 3.5

liter V8 delivers 375 horsepower and it roars to life and like most epic cars on this list, the sound at wide-open throttle is pure exotica. You can rip it to 60 in 4.6 and top out at over 180

miles per hour and thanks to its mid-engine layout it handles as good as it looks. Currently there's examples trading hands for as low as 60k, like this yellow one, but they won't last for long because they're starting to become extremely collectible.

Oh, I know you guys want something way cheaper, this is the Ferrari for you. The 348, it has the road presence of an Italian Thoroughbred, including those pop-up headlights and the heartbeat is still 100% Ferrari, featuring a 3.4 liter V8 engine delivering 300 horsepower. It's

a precursor to the modern era of Ferrari and it strikes a great balance between vintage charm and modern performance and when you can find them for well under 50K especially like this one that was owned by our friend and internet sensation Tyler Hoovie of Hoovie's Garage

pulling up in this thing you're gonna look like a superstar okay the 348 it's a little too rich for your blood uh well what about the 308 you see the Ferrari 308 holds a unique allure to enthusiasts due to its significant racing history

and its timeless appeal featuring a 2.9 liter V8 the same displacement as this car the Ferrari F40 the 308 delivers a distinctive growl and while it may be a bit down on power compared to some of the other cars on this list it still serves

up a thrilling driving experience its crisp handling characteristics paired to a five-speed manual transmission provide a level of driver engagement that many modern sports cars lack you see the 308 is the very embodiment of classic Ferrari characterized by its wedge-shaped design and signature pop-up

headlights it's the car that starred in the popular TV show Magnum PI which cemented its place in pop culture this silver screen stunner can be yours for as little as 30K okay let's take a look at a front engine F-car that's ready to hit the high notes

yes released in the mid-1990s the 456 GT stood out as a grand tourer with true two plus two seating making it one of the few Ferraris suitable for families or those needing more interior space powered by a 5.5 liter V12 engine

delivering 436 horsepower, the 456 GT offers an incredible driving experience. Its handling is sharp and responsive thanks to the front engine, rear-wheel drive layout and an advanced suspension system that combined ensure it not only looks and sounds like a Ferrari, but it feels like one too. The 456 GT is often

overlooked compared to other Ferrari models of its era, making it more of a unique choice for the enthusiast seeking a more practical, more comfortable Ferrari without sacrificing performance or style. The 456 GT is an attractive proposition, and for well under 60k, it's a hard proposition to

beat for the bargain hunter. The 360 is the value menu king, and it's contemporary enough that it's actually pretty reliable. This Ferrari turns heads for its perfect balance of performance, style, and drivability. Introduced in 1999, right before the .com crash, CEOs of tech

companies were enjoying the substantial leap forward from the predecessor, the 355. In terms of design, technology, and overall performance, underneath its stunning bodywork designed by Pininfarina, the 360 houses a 3.6 liter V8 that delivers 400 incredible horses.

It offers blistering performance with 0-60s of just over 4 seconds, and the handling is predictable and sublime due to its mid-engine layout providing a balanced and precise driving experience that is both exhilarating and approachable. The 360 was Ferrari's first

production car constructed entirely of aluminum, resulting in a lighter and more rigid structure. And it's a design that aged gracefully and remains one of the most attractive, blending aggression with elegance. And at its 60k price point, it's probably the best value per dollar

supercar in the world, the Ferrari 612 Scaglietti offers a unique blend of high-performance excitement and GT touring comfort that makes it highly sought after by enthusiasts. Beneath its stylish, elegant body, which shockingly was also designed by Pininfarina, it

houses a mighty 5.7-liter V12 engine that generates 533 horsepower, making it one of Ferrari's most powerful front-engine cars when it was launched. Although the power allows the 612 to reach 60 miles per hour in just 4.2

seconds and achieve a top speed of 199 miles per hour. I gotta say this car just looks fast sitting still, and with just over 3,000 cars produced, this is sure to be a classic, and right now they still hover around sixty thousand dollars.

How about a big old naturally aspirated V12 that sounds sweeter than Taylor Swift? Instantly recognizable design with its straight side intakes and wide rear end, and a clickety-clack heated shifter that is pure driving bliss. The Testarossa is Ferrari, and you can't not

love it. Taking one on the town is like taking a cute puppy on a walk, people just can't get enough. And for less than the cost of a new BMW 3 Series, you can get one of the most iconic F cars ever produced. This was the first Ferrari to feature a

front-engine V8 paired with a dual-clutch transmission, all hallmarks of a modern grand tourer. Under the hood, it boasts a 4.3-liter V8 engine producing 450 horses, propelling it from 0 to 60 in less than four seconds. The California

strikes a perfect balance between performance and comfort, and it'll transform from a Cozy Coupe to an open-air Roadster in just 14 seconds. It's a Grand Touring car worthy of the iconic prancing horse badge, although rumor has it the California was

initially going to be a Maserati, but then Ferrari stole it from them at the last moment. Regardless, you can find them in the 70s for fun, topless motoring. And well, while we're speaking of Maserati, it's time for the honorable mention.

Okay, I get it, it's not a Ferrari, not quite. But as you know, Ferrari has powered almost all Maserati models since the early 2000s, just like this M139 Quattroporte that, yes, sounds like a Ferrari because it has a Ferrari-derived

V8 sitting under the hood. Plus, it's the only four-door on this list in case you're more into sedan life. These things have aged extremely well. They hit like a six-figure car for just 11,700. Just uh, remember to set a very large amount of

money aside for maintenance and repairs. The F430 is 90% of the experience of this car, which I consider the best naturally aspirated V8 car ever made for less than half the price. It looks modern and downright stunning, and how did this world 4.3 liter V8 pumping out 490

horses, sounds pure exotic. This is the one that does it all extremely well. And although no, it's not quite as good as the 200,000 plus 458 for under six figures, it definitely is the better value. Yes, you can get these for under

90k, so which Ferrari are you taking? Would you buy a new Roma for 250k or buy three F430s, Testarossas, or like 20 Quattroportes? Let us know down below. Also, if you liked, please hit the like

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CHEAP Ferrari Models You Can Afford

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Introduction and Overview of Affordable Ferraris

Introduction to the video's topic: affordable Ferrari models.

Mention of the Ferrari 355 as a classic and thrilling sports car, available for around 60k.

Discussion of the Ferrari 348, a precursor to modern Ferraris, available for under 50k.

Overview of the Ferrari 308, known for its racing history and pop culture presence, available for as little as 30k.

More Affordable Ferrari Models and Their Features

Description of the Ferrari 456 GT, a grand tourer suitable for families, available for under 60k.

Highlighting the Ferrari 360 as a reliable and high-value model, around 60k.

Discussion of the Ferrari 612 Scaglietti, a high-performance GT car, around 60k.

Features of the Ferrari Testarossa, an iconic model available for less than a new BMW 3 Series.

Overview of the Ferrari California, a grand tourer with convertible features, available in the 70k range.

Honorable Mention and Additional Ferrari Discussion

Mention of the Maserati Quattroporte, featuring a Ferrari-derived V8 engine, available for around 11,700.

Comparison of the Ferrari F430 to other models, highlighting its value for under 90k.

Conclusion and call to action: choosing between a new Roma or multiple used Ferraris.