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I love the 400 and some of ficke's stories that he has shared over the years. Thankfully, I don't have the space for a 400 or 412 otherwise it might appear in my garage.
In terms of a cush comfy big cruiser, its hard to beat the MB 500 or 560SEC. Here is mine...I drove into work today coincidentally.
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Slow&Rusty, are you suggesting that your 560 is similar to the Ferrari 400 in ride and performance, or simply commenting on the fact that it's 'comfy' and powerful? Lovely car, by the way.
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412... turn on closed captions in English unless you know French...
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Doing a little research, the 400 has anywhere from 306hp-340hp, so performance wise it will be comparable with a European spec SEC. Both cars would be comparable in weight, dimensions and overall comfort but the SEC would be a far less expensive car to own. The 928 would also be a worthy contender here too. Yasin
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