A new Ferrari Enzo crashed, but this time the driver did not survive! Gary Irwin Eisenberg, 64-year-old was a Ferrari collector, admired in enthusiasts’ circles, who had a special passion for those cars from Maranello and loved to drive his own prancing stallions regularly.
He was driving his Ferrari when the car crashed in Monterey, California, having struck a tree while making a right turn on Saturday, October 21 at 5:55 pm local time. Eyebrows were raised, though, at the lack of (...)
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Have you ever wonder about the
Ferrari’s future? If you did, when we might help giving you an idea about the new models coming from Ferrari. Three of them are the new Enzo, a new F430 and the new Dino.
Powered by the FXX’s engine, the new Enzo will use have the same body structure as the F360 Modena and F430. The design will be made by Jason Castriota from Pininfarina. The engine, a 12 cylinders will have a maximum output of 850 hp at 9500-10000 rpm.
The new F430 will be powered by a 5.5 (...
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Luxury Motors in Chicago, represented by Joe Abbas, CEO, placed the winning bid of $1.15 million to become the proud owner of one of the most famous performance cars in history, an Enzo Ferrari. The rare automobile, donated to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital by a private owner who wished to remain anonymous, was offered for sale during the live auction at the fourth annual Runway For Life(R) to benefit St. Jude.
The prestigious, high-wattage, celebrity fashion event was held on (...)
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The car was participating in a rally for a charity event on August 2th in Utah. The driver lost control of the car and rolled several times at very high speed. He suffered serious injuries: a cracked vertebrae in his neck and back and a few broken ribs.
This Enzo, a 2003 model, was the only one was customized with Targa tops.
It seems that supercars are crashing one by one. After the Lamborghini LP640 now is Ferrari’s turn to crash. During the four-day Utah Fast Pass Road Rally a man crashed his $1.3 million Ferrari.
Richard Losee was one of 30 drivers of exotic sport cars who paid $5,000 to participate in the rally. He was on a stretch of State Route 257 when he lost control of his car.
The 2003 Enzo
Ferrari, traveling at about x00 mph, was torn to pieces during the crash. After veering off the road, the (...
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A 26-year old female living in Germany is auctioning off her red Ferrari Enzo sports car and decided to offer a little extra to the buyer - herself.
The Enzo is auction on eBay starting at $1.6 million. She said she was rich herself, liked her car and was looking for a man who could foot the bill for such a luxury.
Leila said she would meet with interested bidders but would need to see the bidder’s passport and proof of capital. No bids have been made yet in the auction which ends in a (...)
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In celebration of its continuing domination of Formula 1 and in memory of the Ferrari founder, the super car is called the Ferrari Enzo. It is the ultimate modern day embodiment of the marque’s passion for performance, technology and dramatic style.
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The German company Novitec, known for its modification of cars from the Fiat group, is now offering a special individualization program for the
Ferrari Enzo. It consists of a power-optimized stainless steel exhaust system, a set of rear lights and a set of side indicators. There is no information about how much horsepower the Enzo gains from the exhaust.
Novitec also satisfies the desire for individuality in the cockpit. The company only uses the finest materials inside the car, such as (...
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A driver lost control of a Ferrari sports car traveling 120 mph along Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu this morning, slamming into a power pole that cut the car — which sells for up to $1 million — in half, according to authorities.
The sports car went airborne and struck a power pole 5 to 10 feet off the ground, Brooks said. The car was demolished, but two air bags deployed.
"You pay a million bucks for a car, you expect safety," Brooks said.
Investigators said they believe (...)
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Ferrari set out to develop the Enzo as an integrated system designed for extreme performance, in which even the limits of the performance achievable by the driver were enhanced, thanks to a man-machine interface typical of Formula 1.
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