This comprehensive owner's manual for the 1989 Ferrari 328 GTB and 328 GTS models provides a detailed guide to understanding and operating your vehicle. From the intricacies of the engine and drivetrain to the nuances of the car's advanced systems, this manual covers every aspect of your Ferrari. Explore the essential maintenance procedures, safety features, and performance tips to ensure a rewarding ownership experience. With clear instructions, detailed diagrams, and comprehensive information, this manual empowers you to become fully acquainted with your 328 GTB or GTS, allowing you to enjoy its exceptional performance and timeless elegance.

The Ferrari 328 GTB and 328 GTS are iconic sports cars, produced by the renowned Italian automaker Ferrari from 1985 to 1989. These vehicles were designed as successors to the highly successful Ferrari 308 GTB and 308 GTS, offering a refined evolution in both performance and aesthetics. The 328 GTB, a coupe, and the 328 GTS, a targa-top, shared the same mechanical underpinnings, showcasing a sleek and aerodynamic design that epitomized the classic Ferrari silhouette. Powered by a 3.2-liter, 8-cylinder, naturally aspirated engine, the 328 GTB and GTS delivered impressive power and agility, capable of reaching speeds exceeding 160 mph. The engine, a masterpiece of engineering, was renowned for its smooth and responsive performance, offering a thrilling driving experience.

The Ferrari 328 GTB and GTS were praised for their exceptional handling, precise steering, and balanced chassis, allowing drivers to confidently navigate corners and feel connected to the road. The interiors were crafted with luxurious materials and meticulous attention to detail, featuring plush leather seats, a driver-focused cockpit, and a range of comfort amenities. The 328 models became highly sought-after collectibles, admired for their timeless design, thrilling performance, and iconic status in automotive history. Their elegant lines, powerful engine, and exceptional driving dynamics cemented their position as true icons of the Ferrari brand, representing a pinnacle of automotive excellence in the 1980s.