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Discussion in '288GTO/F40/F50/Enzo/LaFerrari/F80' started by jhn445, Jan 29, 2005.

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  1. jhn445

    jhn445 Rookie

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    #1 jhn445, Jan 29, 2005
    sorry if this has already been asked,but does anyone know the what it cost for ferrari to build an enzo,and what the dealerships would of payed for aa enzo from the factory?
     
  2. Ferrari0324

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    #2 Ferrari0324, Jan 29, 2005
    All I can tell you is msrp was $650,000 or so when they first came out. You couldn't get one today though for less than a million.
     
  3. amenasce

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    #3 amenasce, Jan 29, 2005
    IIRC , the Enzo cost something like 440 000$ to build ??
     
  4. mrrou

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    #4 mrrou, Jan 29, 2005
    Isnt the enzo lease only? just like the F50 when it came out?

    How can people buy the Enzo? I thought Ferrari locked its owners into a lease
     
  5. UroTrash

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    #5 UroTrash, Jan 29, 2005
    Well, maybe that burnt hulk in Houston (or somewhere). :)
     
  6. gtofreak

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    #6 gtofreak, Jan 30, 2005
    In Italy the sales price was in Euro € 609'798,80.
     
  7. 134282

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    #7 134282, Jan 30, 2005
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    Apparently, Enzos are selling for less than a million dollars in Europe and look like they might be doing the same here in the US, too...

    New, Enzos were under $700,000, but some were more/less than others, depending on options... 130727 was just $640,000 (as seen below)...
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  8. powderdtoastman

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    #8 powderdtoastman, Jan 31, 2005
    What are the options that are available to the buyer?
     
  9. 134282

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    #9 134282, Jan 31, 2005
    i don't know that there's a set list, but Todt has gun metal-colored wheels and the owner of 132663 had Enzo's signature stitching in yellow, into his seats... Inserts, of course, are an option - not like the conventional Daytona-style inserts, these inserts are big and square... With such a limited production super car, i would imagine that there's probably not a long, set list of options you can get, rather the owner would more or less ask for certain things and, if Ferrari could accommodate, they would be done... This is all just assumption, though...
     

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