Enzo prices

[dean phillips]

Whats going on with them. I`ve hav`nt seen cars go up in value this quick before.
The black car thats up at the moment, has gone from £750k to £899k! Whats up with that?
I fully understand how rare they are, but is the market that good?

[okgo]

dean phillips said:

Whats going on with them. I`ve hav`nt seen cars go up in value this quick before.
The black car thats up at the moment, has gone from £750k to £899k! Whats up with that?
I fully understand how rare they are, but is the market that good?

According to Romans they are not rare enough to be kept in the dry. Saw one in the rain outside in the bus stop last week

[Chris355]

Prices are going crazy on Enzo's. Wish I had had the money to buy one when they were in the £300k's. Hell of an investment!

[yellowtr]

Chris355 said:

Prices are going crazy on Enzo's. Wish I had had the money to buy one when they were in the £300k's. Hell of an investment!

I don't think I have ever seen one for that. Anywhere. F50's yes, Enzo's have always been £500k+. Retail price new was over £500k-I am sure Dion (Elms) can confirm this.

[LongLiveTazio]

I thought they were £420k?

[Chris355]

My mistake, for some reason thought list was in the £300k's. Even if it was £500k, it is still a healthy profit!!

[Chris355]

Internet searches suggest list was £425k.

[HarryW]

An alternative place to put your money rather that the current stock market perhaps

[InnovationJohn]

We're finding they actually start from just under £700k. A great investment for the 400 people who were lucky enough to get one. Still getting an almost 70% return on their original investment. Not bad. There are quite a few available at the moment.

[okgo]

If you can afford an enzo does a few hundred k really matter?

[northo]

There have been cars up in the 7's and 8's for ages. I guess the owners stick a price on them and think "Well if I get X for it then I will sell. If not, I still have an Enzo......"

If you want a black Enzo, then its a case of supply and demand - name your price!

[jhoneyball]

you'll soon blow a few hundred k looking after it properly. Cost of brakes? Carbon discs? etc?

[tbops]

There fairly cheap to run. nowt really goes wrong and services arent that exensive.

[Modificata]

I have one for sale at the moment. 2004 car in red with 2K kms. $1.1m or sterling equivalent. Buyer pays for shipping and UK taxes.

If anyone is seriously interested feel free to contact me.

[jonny5]

tbops said:

There fairly cheap to run. nowt really goes wrong and services arent that exensive.

lifting systems?

[tbops]

they are fairly solid. The motor needs rewiring now and again, few hundred quid if and when. The rest of it is ok. Good thing I have a fam member who's job is rewiring motors.

[Loz8]

so are they still a decent investment at 7-800K?

[LongLiveTazio]

Loz8 said:

so are they still a decent investment at 7-800K?

Do you really think they're going to go up in value!?

[POORCARDEALER]

Sourced an F1 for a client 10 years ago, that car was 500K ...today its 900K, another good investment

[PiB]

tbops said:

The motor needs rewiring now and again, few hundred quid if and when. The rest of it is ok. Good thing I have a fam member who's job is rewiring motors.

What? I've never heard the motor need "rewiring" - what would this entail?

Nice fleet of cars by the way tbops