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I was passed by a red enzo on Sunday on the A605 near Welling-borough.
ENZ6 was the plate. Any body here? I have to say I was amazed at the sound the road presence and how wide that thing is! I have seen enzos static at shows, but seeing a car like that actually moving is something else!
Left me day dreaming all day! All my wife could say was "I want to now what he does for a living"
Thank you whoever you are!
ENZ6 was the plate. Any body here? I have to say I was amazed at the sound the road presence and how wide that thing is! I have seen enzos static at shows, but seeing a car like that actually moving is something else!
Left me day dreaming all day! All my wife could say was "I want to now what he does for a living"
Thank you whoever you are!
yellow enzo flew past last year on the way back from one of the Goodwood Breakfast Clubs; appeared from nowhere and the sight in the mirror was quite something. No doubt a fantastic sound but nowhere near as nice as a pagani zonda f or ps stretching its legs. Nonetheless, one of those flashbulb memories i will never forget.
I saw one on the road once about 2 years after release.
I was driving back from a friends' grandmothers funeral with a car full of sleeping guys and gals. All of a sudden a red Enzo comes past in the opposite direction (on the M4) clearly going a little over the speed limit
I started screaming, punching the steering wheel, generally going f
king mental. I was so loud two of my three passengers woke up screaming as they thought we were all going to die in a crash 
Slightly less than impressed when I told them why I was screaming.
I was driving back from a friends' grandmothers funeral with a car full of sleeping guys and gals. All of a sudden a red Enzo comes past in the opposite direction (on the M4) clearly going a little over the speed limit
I started screaming, punching the steering wheel, generally going f
king mental. I was so loud two of my three passengers woke up screaming as they thought we were all going to die in a crash Slightly less than impressed when I told them why I was screaming.
One of my favourite pieces of journalism was when Jethro Bovingdon wrote about driving an Enzo back from Lemons. IIRC they'd driven down an Enzo, and F40 and a 288 (or similar) and he got to drive the Enzo back. Thinking he was in heaven and things couldnt get better, he saw another Enzo join the motorway ahead of him....cue hoonage.
What a surreal experience that must have been.
What a surreal experience that must have been.
parkem50 said:
I was passed by a red enzo on Sunday on the A605 near Welling-borough.
ENZ6 was the plate. Any body here? I have to say I was amazed at the sound the road presence and how wide that thing is! I have seen enzos static at shows, but seeing a car like that actually moving is something else!
Left me day dreaming all day! All my wife could say was "I want to now what he does for a living"
Thank you whoever you are!
It wasn't ENZ6 it was ENZ0 and the guy who owns it was at the FOC Spring Ball in Whittlebury Hall. He owns a manufacturing company and works bloody hard; it's the latter not the former that's the critical piece. ENZ6 was the plate. Any body here? I have to say I was amazed at the sound the road presence and how wide that thing is! I have seen enzos static at shows, but seeing a car like that actually moving is something else!
Left me day dreaming all day! All my wife could say was "I want to now what he does for a living"
Thank you whoever you are!
456mgt said:
It wasn't ENZ6 it was ENZ0 and the guy who owns it was at the FOC Spring Ball in Whittlebury Hall. He owns a manufacturing company and works bloody hard; it's the latter not the former that's the critical piece.
I work bloody hard, and I do not have an Enzo. So the former must play a part in it too.456mgt said:
It wasn't ENZ6 it was ENZ0 and the guy who owns it was at the FOC Spring Ball in Whittlebury Hall. He owns a manufacturing company and works bloody hard; it's the latter not the former that's the critical piece.
ENZ6 and EN20 are on two different, red Enzos. I'm not sure how you're in a position to know which of the two someone else saw?Jonathan
456mgt said:
parkem50 said:
I was passed by a red enzo on Sunday on the A605 near Welling-borough.
ENZ6 was the plate. Any body here? I have to say I was amazed at the sound the road presence and how wide that thing is! I have seen enzos static at shows, but seeing a car like that actually moving is something else!
Left me day dreaming all day! All my wife could say was "I want to now what he does for a living"
Thank you whoever you are!
It wasn't ENZ6 it was ENZ0 and the guy who owns it was at the FOC Spring Ball in Whittlebury Hall. He owns a manufacturing company and works bloody hard; it's the latter not the former that's the critical piece. ENZ6 was the plate. Any body here? I have to say I was amazed at the sound the road presence and how wide that thing is! I have seen enzos static at shows, but seeing a car like that actually moving is something else!
Left me day dreaming all day! All my wife could say was "I want to now what he does for a living"
Thank you whoever you are!
456mgt said:
He owns a manufacturing company and works bloody hard; it's the latter not the former that's the critical piece.
I hate it when people spout this bullsh. It's so patronising; as if saying we would all be driving Enzos if we would just work harder. Some professions work a damn site harder than others but are not remotely in the realms of ferrari buying. 
kryten22uk said:
I hate it when people spout this bullsh. It's so patronising; as if saying we would all be driving Enzos if we would just work harder. Some professions work a damn site harder than others but are not remotely in the realms of ferrari buying.
I give a st that you don't like it. The guy is well past retirement age and I bumped into him at 5.00am in the check-in queue for a Geneva flight. I felt like death warmed over and there he was fresh as a daisy. The fact that he has a company is less important than how driven he is growing it. But you think what you want. There's working hard and there's working hard456mgt said:
give a st that you don't like it. The guy is well past retirement age and I bumped into him at 5.00am in the check-in queue for a Geneva flight. I felt like death warmed over and there he was fresh as a daisy. The fact that he has a company is less important than how driven he is growing it. But you think what you want. There's working hard and there's working hard
I dont understand why what the guy is like has any relevance to the thread? You know someone who works hard, you admire his energy and drive, he has an Enzo. Point???t that you don't like it. The guy is well past retirement age and I bumped into him at 5.00am in the check-in queue for a Geneva flight. I felt like death warmed over and there he was fresh as a daisy. The fact that he has a company is less important than how driven he is growing it. But you think what you want. There's working hard and there's working hardGassing Station | Supercar General | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff