Is it THAT special to own an Enzo?

[TT]

LOL wait! I hope they are not owned by the same person!!

[redbaron]

2 ENZOs.... When one of them is at a workshop, you always have a spare-car. I don't think you could let change the oil at a local kwik-fit.....

[mindgam3]

Originally Posted by redbaron 2 ENZOs.... When one of them is at a workshop, you always have a spare-car. I don't think you could let change the oil at a local kwik-fit.....

lol, i wouldnt take any car to kwik fit let alone an enzo

[T-Bird]

you HAVE to change the Enoz's oil at a dealer anyways because of the special oil and whatnot why do you think an Oil change costs so damn much for that car.

[No.1]

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I don't know how much it costs

Do you?

[redbaron]

you HAVE to change the Enoz's oil at a dealer anyways because of the special oil and whatnot why do you think an Oil change costs so damn much for that car.

and they will keep you're car in the workshop for a week or something.... That's the reason why you should buy 2

[T-Bird]

Originally Posted by thenumber1 ^^^ ] I don't know how much it costs Do you?

Originally Posted by Car and Driver Ferrari Enzo Highs: Perfect steering, perfect brakes, perfect handling, perfect power. (Did we mention that it’s just about perfect?) Lows:The oil costs $60 a quart, the brake pads $6000, and its nose is easily bruised. The Verdict: If this isn’t your dream car, you’re having the wrong dreams.

so $60 a quart I'm guessing 5-6 quarts so about $360 for the Oil I'm sure the filter is about $150, Labor atleast $500 so your looking at easily $1000 for Oil. It might be even more for labor since I've heard Labor costs of $200 an hour at some Ferrari Dealers and it takes a decent amount of time to change the oil on this car since they have to remove one of the Service Panels on the underbody of the car.

[No.1]

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LOL.. owned ops:

[bmagni]

great pic !!!
thats the only bad thing that i see to red ferraris u come across other ones even if its as exclusive as the enzo

[mindgam3]

Originally Posted by T-Bird Originally Posted by thenumber1 ^^^ ] I don't know how much it costs Do you? Originally Posted by Car and Driver Ferrari Enzo Highs: Perfect steering, perfect brakes, perfect handling, perfect power. (Did we mention that it’s just about perfect?) Lows:The oil costs $60 a quart, the brake pads $6000, and its nose is easily bruised. The Verdict: If this isn’t your dream car, you’re having the wrong dreams. so $60 a quart I'm guessing 5-6 quarts so about $360 for the Oil I'm sure the filter is about $150, Labor atleast $500 so your looking at easily $1000 for Oil. It might be even more for labor since I've heard Labor costs of $200 an hour at some Ferrari Dealers and it takes a decent amount of time to change the oil on this car since they have to remove one of the Service Panels on the underbody of the car.

but then again the people how own these cars probably earn that in a few seconds....

[T-Bird]

true But I would love to have some of that Oil in my mear V8 it must do wonders. Although my Royal Purple is pretty damn good and not that cheap but not anywhere near that much.
And for the bargain basement price of $6000 just for brake pads they better be able to stop the earths rotation.

[No.1]

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LOL @ brakes .. but remember the PCCB brakes system will cost £27000 to replace... that's roughly $55000

That;s the full system though, so at £5000 for the option it seems rather good value, until you have to replace them

[SilviaEvo]

:shock: using that that must stop the galaxy from spinning

[T-Bird]

Originally Posted by thenumber1 ^^^ LOL @ brakes .. but remember the PCCB brakes system will cost £27000 to replace... that's roughly $55000 That;s the full system though, so at £5000 for the option it seems rather good value, until you have to replace them

Well luckily Ferrari doesn't have the problem that porsche was having when they stuffed them in the Turbo which they claim to have fixed for the 997 with the brake cooling and whatnot. And the McLaren ones that glow and light on fire now that's the shit.

[No.1]

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I am sure Ferrari is confident with it's brakes

The McLaren ones glow... as will most other brakes when they get hot through mssive friction. They will glow on a Pagani and a Porsche and everything else with brakes strong enough to create that much friction The brakes on other cars can set on fire due to this excessive heat, so the glowing/fire on the McMercs brakes is nothing remarkable