Yellow enzo crash in Dubai

One in Korea a few months ago

 

Looks very fixable.
Hope everyone is alright

 

also there was the one in texas.... maybe a yellow one?

 

Not totalled, but the red one previously belonging to Premier Motor Car of SF had a nasty little spill. Easily fixed.

 

The one in Houston (just ask bubba he still has melted enzo bits) that had a case of firey detonation after a tree jumped out in front of it on a public road

 

nice = 1

 

nice 0 kerimov....ok sorry.

 

there was one in uk ..London? with a bus.
if you have the name of this Gentleman.

 

The burned one in Texas was rebuilt

The crash in Italy is probably a write off but not confirmed.

The crash in Utah the car was not all that bad and I would be very surprised if it was not rebuilt.

The Erickson car is in Maranello and being rebuilt as we speak

The Carmel Valley car is gone.....1 confirmed

The Nice car was not as bad as the Texas car and can be rebuilt but in any event is not confirmed as to its situation.


Is my count wrong?

 

A red one crashed in France, summer 2005. (A uk one)

 

I know of a silver one form Japan that was fixed in Maranello early this year

Martin

 

Wasn't that Enzo fixed?

 

WHAT?!?!?!?!?!?!?!
http://www.wreckedexotics.com/enzo/enzo_20040306_002.shtml

 

If a car has the same VIN it is the same car. Doesn't matter if all that was saved was the valve stem caps.

 

It is to the taxman...

 

How do you know that ?
Very bad crash tough..

http://www.supercarfrance.com/MC67/Part-1/21.jpg
http://www.supercarfrance.com/MC67/Part-1/22.jpg

 

write-off does not mean destroyed! see 0846!!

 

I agree and that is one of my points. The Malibu Enzo is at the factory being rebuilt. They will almost certainly drive a new car under the old VIN plate but as long as it has that number it is the same car in every legal sense.

 

It's a joke isnt it ?

 

No.

 

do these rebuilt cars that come back to the states have salvage titles? are they worth $.50 on the dollar?

 

Ericksons was never titled to start with. In Ca salvage process only starts when insurer makes it one. If it is not made into a total loss claim it won't get a salvage title. I have known of a number of cases when some nature of intervention took place either with the insurer or before the insurer was involved to prevent a salvage title from being issued to protect the value of a special interest car.

 

what is gone is gone.

Hardly the same in comparison by a long shot in this case.

 

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Hehe.
Bad crash yes but I think the car was repaired.