German Mercedes-Benz and Ferrari tuner Inden Design has focused its attention on the latter's F430 Coupé following a tried and trusted path beaten by many tuners in developing an all-round package that includes more power, lowered suspension and aesthetic changes both inside and out for Ferrari's key selling V8 model.

On the outside the F430 gets a unique profile thanks to a subtle restyling kit that has been added to the original Ferrari design Inden Design. At the front a pronounced flat horizontal lip has been attached underneath the front spoiler which blends into the original component through two rising sections attached at the outer corners of the centre spoiler section and then wraps up round the spoiler as the new section chases round to the front wheels. At the side a short kit section in front of the rear wheels wraps up round the original side skirts below the air intakes for the rear brakes while this lower rim lip theme is continued onto the rear spoiler corners and up to the splitter, with the changes wrought by Inden Design at the back completed by a new carbon-fibre colour coded section running through the base of the standard splitter.

Through a new engine remap the F430's power is raised by 35 bhp, from the Maranello-standard 490 bhp to 425 bhp, while a new stainless steel exhaust unit has a damper control that opens automatically in full acceleration situations but can also be manually overridden to allow the driver to adjust the exhaust sound.