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Discussion in '288GTO/F40/F50/Enzo/LaFerrari/F80' started by f40carlo, Dec 9, 2014.

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  1. f40carlo

    f40carlo Formula Junior

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    #1 f40carlo, Dec 9, 2014
    Hi all.

    In Canada a vehicle is "all clear" for importation 15 years after its production date. I am not getting responses that I can work with on USA cars, or I would buy a US car. Therefore, I am considering a Euro car since I will never sell it anyway so the fact that it is Euro isn't a negative factor to me.

    I would love to find a 10,000 to 20,000mile, fairly priced US car as I can import a US vehicle (Canadian and American Enzos were all "North American" spec.....ie. identical im every regard).

    Failing finding a USA car, I would like a similarly miled/kilometered Euro car. However, a Euro import means I must wait until 15 years after production to import.

    So, I am asking all the experts for pproduction dates to see how soon I could buy a Euro car.

    I would gladly trade and cash my Classiche Daytona and/or Dino for a USA car if anyone knows of any. Looking for an 'average', higher miled car, correctly priced.

    Thanks to all, in advance. Carlo
     
  2. amenasce

    amenasce Three Time F1 World Champ
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    #2 amenasce, Dec 9, 2014
    I think the earliest prod Enzos are December 2002. Car was shown at Paris Show in Oct 2002. I am not an expert however so i could be wrong.
     
  3. 134282

    134282 Four Time F1 World Champ
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    #3 134282, Dec 9, 2014
    The earliest Enzos were built in 2002; the earliest US car was built in the Spring of 2003.

    There are a few post-production Euro Enzos whose assigned serial numbers, chronologically, fall into the mid-to-late '90s - but I imagine you'd have to write Ferrari quite the check to get them to "confirm" that the car was built back then (and not when it was really built, in 2003-2004). I lament to inform you that if you're going to get a Euro Enzo, you'll have to wait at least another 25 months. To add to your frustration, US Enzo prices are somewhere between "insane" and "what the **** is going on?!?"
     
  4. joe sackey

    joe sackey Five Time F1 World Champ

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    #4 joe sackey, Dec 9, 2014
    Wouldn't we all.
     
  5. f40carlo

    f40carlo Formula Junior

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    #5 f40carlo, Dec 10, 2014
    ....where there's a will...there's a way
     
  6. F5o

    F5o Karting

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    #6 F5o, Dec 14, 2014
    It seems to be really hard to find any Enzos for sale, let alone a high mileage one. Highest mileage one I've seen recently was 11,000kms and was going to 1,000,000 pounds(nearly 2 million Canadian).
     

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