Enzo GT for sale?

I would not hesitate to take it.

 

test mule for the maser MC12

 

Much better with the big wing on the back & it looks sinister in flat black

 

Wow... Um... i'll take it...

 

i buoght that MODEL, the intakes ontop are from straws, not worth the money i paid for it, approx £80.00, but a nice addition to my collection

 

how much?$?$?$?$?

 

I wouldn't believe it if it wasn't sitting in between a 640 and a F399!! I agree with the mule of the MC12. What a rare beauty, and the wing does balance out the design quite well.

 

i want a serial #

 

I would love to see that one race for real, together with the MC12 perhaps at Le Mans next year in a class of their own .

BTW i think it looks very good !!

 

yes, it is for sale. In a recent Fifth Gear episode, you can see this car and see it for sale. They mention that you can buy it. Go to that viper 007 site or whatever it is to download the episode. I highly recommend you do, actually, it's a really good one. It's the episode in which they go to the Ferrari factory with the guy buying the F1 and show the entire process by which you buy important cars from Ferrari.

 

I think its stupid Ferrari is selling it. They should keep it for their history...it looks like they are desperatly needing $$$ ...

 

Even Ferrari could not afford to keep all the historic automobiles they have built. Instead they are sold to collectors who get to experience them. When there is a special Ferrari hosted event; owners are happy to partipate in those occasions. Even the old F1 cars get a new lease on life and they continue to promote Ferrari and it's sponsor agreements for years...
ch

 

Me too...


Greg Hurst, where did you get a model of that car...? Or did you have one custom made...? i would love to get my hands on a model of that car and the MC12 for that matter, as well...

 

I have that Fifth Gear episode on my computer, so I just watched that scene again with the Enzo GT. The picture at the start of this thread is a still image capture from that episode (aired May 3rd). I looked at the video more closely and it had the name "A. Bertolini" on the side of the car, which is the name of Andrea Bertolini, Ferrari's test car driver.

MCC GT: http://www.exoticcarsite.com/features/articles/motorsport/maserati_mcc_gt.htm

MC12: http://www.maserati-indy.co.uk/alfieri147.htm

 

Interesting I was just at the factory and this car was in Corsa Cliente building, but was in the NOT FOR SALE area..... this car is extremely crude, almost homemade in the way it was put together and it looked very mean!

unless something happened in the last 60 days, this car is not for sale. it is reserved with other historical cars that will be rotated through the museum.

 

This car sits in the first room on the left side of the building, actually none of the cars in that room are available for sale... they are either historically significant and or to new to be sold.

An F1 car must be at least 2 years old before it is available, the thinking is that a 1 to 2 year Ferrari F1 car still has secrets that are valuable...

This is a very interesting building, it looks like nothing from the outside, in fact I do not remember seeing any Ferrrari signs anywhere... but there are millions of dollars of race cars inside!

 

Looks like a 1/18 scale diecast model to me guys...

Jaz.

 

Chaps,

Check this out http://www.ferraribuy.com/fb/listcar.php?make=fer&modelID=52#

An 'F50 GT' for a mere Euro 680k.

 

I can give you the name of a good opthamologist.....

 

thks i know all that but currently Ferrari isnt really producing historical or important cars every week..