ENZO

[amanthapar]

ENzo--- one of the most technically advanced cars ferrari has produced and one of hte fastest around a track
too bad not many people could drive to talk aboout it...
so therefore many of the ppl that bitch about it are mostly wrong...cos theyve never driven it .. and they cant afford it...
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[darthgoox]

agree wif u on tht...Enzo is pretty limited...349 units ...the closest u'll ever get is to the TV screen or monitor in front of u....so its not right for ppl to bitch about it when they've never even seen it on the road close up or let alone get inside one...

[jon_s]

errrrrrrr WTF :shock:

You are right about people who have not driven it, but that is true of many a car.

[TT]

agree wif u on tht...Enzo is pretty limited...349 units ...

399

And said by jon_s... most of us could talk only about max 10 cars, knowing what they talk about...

[jasc]

Well TT it's understandable why darthgoox would think 349. Tiff in his review said 349 would be produced. Maybe Ferrari upped their production numbers after that review. I checked www.ferrari.it and it said 399. There's always confusion when u hear different things from different sources.

[TT]

It was 349 for a couple of month, but they soon discovered they needed to produce 50 more... and since then, the 349 was forgotten

[budagboy2]

any idea why its 349 not 350, or 399 not 400? doesnt make sense

[TT]

Uhm.. why? Where is the difference between 1, 5, 349, 350 or 400? Just a number

[nthfinity]

if i recall, its because of the history with the F40, where production was supposed to be about as limited, i dont recall the orignial numbers, but ferrari went back on that when they discovered they had a lot more demand for the supercar, and ended up producing over 1000 units. this fustrated the orgininal owners.
the next major supercar was the mclaren F1, and again my memory is hazy, but i believe they set out to produce 350 examples. shortly after mclaren anounced this, the F50 was set to be slightly more limited at 349 cars. this number seemed to work well enough that ferrari figured it would be the same for their following supercar, the enzo. im not sure entirely whey they changed the number, but it might include higher demand for a vehicle that is about as exclusive as a mclaren, but also (finally) faster then it in a straight,as well as in a circuit. or mabey as simple as at the time, there were no comparable super exotics to compete like the porsche carrera gt?

[mhn3773]

i think i saw somewhere that ferrari builds 1 less car then they know they can sell..least when they started so i think it is like tradition

i guss..i know that is for one mark i just cant remember if it was ferrari or not

[Zonda11]

Originally Posted by TT agree wif u on tht...Enzo is pretty limited...349 units ... 399 And said by jon_s... most of us could talk only about max 10 cars, knowing what they talk about...

[Zonda11]

Originally Posted by budagboy2 any idea why its 349 not 350, or 399 not 400? doesnt make sense

JC or Tiff said they use the theory.....Always make one less than you think you can sell!

EDIT::: Sorry, REPOST ---I need to read more!

[dylan99]

Originally Posted by mhn3773 i think i saw somewhere that ferrari builds 1 less car then they know they can sell..least when they started so i think it is like tradition

There's your answer folks!

[i_hate_the_enzo]

who cares how many they make, if you want anything bad enough, you can get it, although thats not the car for me(apparently i have something against supercars), if you want one, all you have to do is reach for the sky...

[amanthapar]

if u dont like this site (because u dont like supercars) get outta this site... JabbA do something?