Why is it based on a 2004/5 F1 car when he won back in 1967? Not an ideal tribute and def an Enzo ripoff. Where is the sheep? :P :mrgreen:

Are ypu taking the piss..... this topic is almost a year old.


BTW - thanks for the link :mrgreen:

http://img233.exs.cx/img233/3752/hul...ease0is.th.jpg
http://img233.exs.cx/img233/4135/hulmef1200517un.th.gif
http://img233.exs.cx/img233/7360/hulmef1200526zh.th.gif

The top pic was from the Premier in New Zealand Recently. Don't know the exact date, but fairly recently I believe.

The similarities are obvious, but I hope we can see beyond the skin-deep Enzo-esque attributes and realize that this is a very different supercar than the esteemed Ferrari. Built in a different power class, with different production ideology and reason, and about as far away from the hills of Modena as you can get. The main similarity is that they both pay homage to an esteemed person in F1 Racing history vis-a-vis the cars' names and very unique styling.