Understatement can sometimes be a beautiful thing. This black-matte Ferrari Enzo was spotted at the Ferrari Racing Days held last weekend at the track at the Nürburgring in Germany. The car was flanked by its more traditional brothers painted in glossy factory red and black.
Although the owner is unknown, you can likely leave him (or her) a message directly on the car now that it has a chalkboard-like paint job. So is this a stealth beauty, or just the worst customized paint job since the golden Porsche?
Yes we know is not a very successful replica, but after all it only costs $10,500! This Enzo replica is built on a 1988 Pontiac Fiero GT chasis and is powered by a V6 engine.
It has LED lamps front and rear, boyd wheels, 4-point safety harness system, factory AC, digital instrument panel, Lambo doors, and a tuned exhaust, beautifull competition paint, door poppers, AM-FM, CD player, and DVD player with a monitor.
Is not an Enzo, is true, but for $10.500 you will make heads turn!
Edo Competition today unveiled a new tuning kit for the powerful Ferrari Enzo.
The Edo Ferrari Enzo is powered by a V12 engine that now develops 700 hp thank to new exhaust headers, a high-flow catalytic converter, a performance muffler, a modified intake with ram-air system, high-flow air filters and an ECU recalibration.
It can hit a top speed of 230 mph and makes the 0 to 60 mph sprint in 3.5 seconds.
If you have like €5,000 you can buy a Ferrari Enzo! Not a real one, that’s true, but a quite faithful replica.
This car is a replica based on a 1986 Pontiac Fiero. The engine cover might tell you it’s a V12, but you just get the normal V6. This engine is connected to an automatic gearbox, so you won’t get any “flippers” behind the steering wheel. Inside you’ll find a digital dash and the old Fiero seats. Some guy called Jim is the owner of this remarkable ride.
The Enzo is a real supercar, the lines, wonderful sound. When you see or hear the car you immediately know this must be a supercar. The color on this Enzo isn’t the usual Ferrari Red, this time “Corvette Red” has been used, something different. The upwards opening doors, F1 style nose, the brutal V12 with powerfilter that is just inches behind the red and grey seats.
Drawing a supercar has always been something I wanted to know how to do. But I could never imagined might be that easy to draw one in Paint. Here’s how a Bugatti Veyron and a Ferrari Enzo are being made!
A red Ferrari Enzo is for sale on ebay. Its all yours for a little more than US $1,100,601.99 (Thats the current bid). The owner of this exotic supercar lives in Boynton Beach, Florida. With only 2,600 miles clocked, the car is pretty much new and seems to be in an immaculate condition. Its got leather seats, anti-lock brakes and air-conditioning? The owner claims that the car has spent most of its precious life indoors and is the finest Enzo available in the market today. Only 399 of these were ever made and that makes it even more valuable. Any probable buyers around here?
Ferrari has already announced that they are working on a successor for the Enzo supercar. Now, they have also announced that it will be launched in 2012 and will be powered by a twin-turbo V8 engine. > More
You all remember the Stefan Eriksson’s Enzo crash. Latest researches determined that Eriksson had a passenger with him, that has now been sentenced to 30 days in jail for misleading police. > More
Maybe not.
Of the 400 built, six Enzos have been totaled. At a million dollars a car.
At those prices, accident statistics become interesting to the Wall Street Journal.
Published as an on-line article, the Journal followed up on some rather information from the California Highway Patrol. According to the Patrol, the number of accidents involving Aston Martins, Bentleys, Ferrari’s, Lamborghini’s, Maserati’s and Lotus’s (Loti?) rose last year to a ( > More
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