Enzo in wrapper at FoBH

Does anyone know the history of this car or serial number?

 

It has been titled. When I called BH about it, I asked what they did with the car for maintenance. Or it is just sat there. They said it just sits there.

I am concerned that it has been sitting there for a long, long time without having been fired up. The warranty is ticking away since it has been titled too.

Mileage is low obviously, but isnt an unwrapped Enzo in a garage that is fired up once every few weeks and driven a few miles going to be in better shape?

I had considered it but I think saving $100k and getting one with 600mi may be better than paying the premium for one with +/- 200mi. (This is because I would actually drive the car, so I'd probably put 400 mi on it the first few days, now if it is a museum piece, this is probably the Enzo to buy)

 

Did you ever get the serial number or the actual mileage from them. The pictures look a little bit like the car was wrapped back up, its hard to believe someone would not even put a few miles on it or atleast have it unwrapped for their garage. How much are they asking for the car? Does anyone know if the 400th Enzo up for auction is a US spec or Euro spec car?

 

Do you know what happend to the Enzo they they claimed to be serial#138528 at beverly hills classic cars or whether they still have it?

 

Euro spec.

 

Um... Does anyone know what color it is...?

 

I'm going over in my head all the ferrari dealers i can think of....FoBH isn't ringing a bell. Can someone fill me in....Ferrari of.....

 

Chris, it's actually just FBH: Ferrari Beverly Hills...

 

red.

 

It was on loan to the Auto Gallery a few weeks ago. I am not sure if it is still there.

 

Of course! Silly me