North American Enzo Demographics...

I've seen 4 of them, not sure who owns the third red one though.

 

No names, no names....

Actually, I don't have any direct suspects. It's just a hunch based on the KC demographics, and the fact that is a "known car town".

 

Just over 81,000 miles (NOT km) ---- it does get driven!

 

The number of Enzos in Utah may change from time to time. I heard somewhere about a guy with all 4 Ferrari supercars in Utah and sells them off periodically and then buys different ones later on. Not sure if this is true but maybe someone can clear this up? I personally have not seen any Enzos in Utah though I have seen an F50 in Salt Lake...

 

So I take it that there is not an Enzo in the Pensacola area.

Dale

 

That would be the Logan collection. He recently sold everything and put the money into the stock market according to the guys at Steve Harris. The four supercar collection stayed intact and is in Salt Lake.

 

O yeah Dale by the way I meant to tell you I recently picked one up! I'm guessing that he had to squeeze a dot in that area to make room. If there was a Enzo running around Pensacola I would have moved back home by now. There is a gentleman I recently met with quite a collection (599, 430, Murc, 550, etc) but I don't even think the dot to the east in what looks to be Panama City is correct. Again just a guess. Cool graph Carb!

 

Any info on what part of New Hampshire this Enzo is located?

 

Carbon, apparently someone spotted a Yellow Enzo in Salem, MA with MA plates (non-dealer plate). Not sure if this is the one you've got down for MA but I thought there was a red MA car.

 

132652 black/red is in Colorado now, and no longer in Nevada.

 

I am pleased to learn that an affidavit from me has any value whatsoever!

Regarding 132652: This car was always Nevada-registered, owned and based, right up until it was sold 2 weeks ago. I can certify (!) that the car is now with a wonderful gentleman in Colorado as of the last few days, tucked away in his garage there - I have photographic evidence, but I cannot post as it is classified strictly private.
The fact that it was imaged being driven, serviced or advertised for sale in California post mid-2007 has no bearing upon its Nevada status, and its appearance in California was strictly on a 'visitor' and then, 'consigned for sale' basis.

Unfortunately, you face one of the practical difficulties of not only running a register, but trying to PLACE the cars in a particular location, a nigh-on impossible task, because these cars are being sold & traded on an ongoing basis, and some simply re-locate. Often, certain principal parties will go to great lengths to keep these changes private, for good reason. I can only applaud you for attempting to do what you are doing and I think your map is mostly correct, and is still a worthwhile effort on your part, for the benefit of all interested parties. Thanks for doing it.

At any rate, delete one black dot from Nevada (or California, if thats where you had it), and add a black dot in Colorado!

 

on an what??

 

An Enzo!

Just kidding ---- that was a reference to my 308....a while back, Carbon and I got distracted in this thread.

 

I only count 13 dots in Florida.

 

Hey Carbon,

I know it is hardo to place in its exact location but have you accounted for the D.W. Enzo in Tampa?

 

Don Wallace.