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Enzo Ferrari, A Look Inside
Found here Ebay
Hahahaha funny sticker...
It's a cool car but I would rather get a different Ferrari (not that I could lol)...It's just a pure performance and technology machine...
and the point of a car like that?
none, you cant drive at those insane speeds in most citys anyhow, but nonethelees that was a cool car and a stupid fuckin warning, obviously dont want to get killed!?
^^ you know you waaaaaaaaant it!
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| Originally posted by Playa24_7 ^^ you know you waaaaaaaaant it! |
http://www.testshoot.com/ferrari/enzo.htm
It's all about the F40.
GUMBALL 3000 2005
http://gumball3000.net/videos/gumball_IZ_14_05_2005.wmv
i think ferrari put that warning there as a joke. its a friendly reminder for the very few and lucky rich ******s not to drive around the streets like its the brazilian grand prix.
"Remember...you're not Micheal Schumacher"
THANK GOD for that.... otherwise I'd cut right in front of other drivers at the beginning of a race EVERY time 
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| Originally posted by RobbyG. "Remember...you're not Micheal Schumacher" THANK GOD for that.... otherwise I'd cut right in front of other drivers at the beginning of a race EVERY time |
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| Originally posted by maxtuh and the point of a car like that? none, you cant drive at those insane speeds in most citys anyhow, but nonethelees that was a cool car and a stupid fuckin warning, obviously dont want to get killed!? |

I take your Enzo and raise you a :

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| Ferrari has launched a new supercar, along with a novel driving program. The new FXX is a highly-modified Enzo, one featuring an 800-bhp 6.3-liter V-12, larger composite ceramic disc brakes with specially-designed Brembo pads and brake cooling system, and a reworked gearbox that shifts at nearly Formula 1 car-like speed. Reconfigured bodywork produces 40 percent greater downforce. But what really separates the FXX from other exotic machines is its advanced telemetry system that measures 39 different vehicle parameters, with the data reviewed by Ferrari test drivers, Rubens Barrichello and Michael Schumacher, thus offering the FXX�s new owner some sage driving advice (to say the least). With the FXX being a purely competition car (not street legal), Ferrari will make occasional track day arrangements at various international circuits for the first two years. Delivery of the car will take place at the Italian legend�s famed test track, Fiorano, where the new owner will perform the initial shakedown. Better hurry and place your order: Ferrari will only build �20 or so� FXX cars in total. The price for �Client Test Driver� status? A cool 1.5 million Euros. Click on any image below to see an enlarged version of the photo. |
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| Originally posted by maxtuh and the point of a car like that? none, you cant drive at those insane speeds in most citys anyhow.... |
dance2dabeat size ferrari

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| Originally posted by Mr. Furious People always say things like that, but you're never aware of how fast you can accelerate and go, even in traffic, until you own something with blistering acceleration. When you have a car that quick, it's not a matter of where you want to drive that fast, it's only a question of when. I've done over 240km's an hour on the 401 in the middle of the night (around 9pm) with my ex on the back. It has a quarter mile time of around 10.9 seconds so I'm assuming it's slightly faster than the Enzo....But when you're riding on the highway at around 120, and you do a roll-on (which is the equivelant of pushing the pedal to the floor when you're in top gear), you're going from 120 to 200 in a matter of seconds. If you downshift 2 or 3 gears, it's only a matter of milliseconds before you get up to 240. |
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| Originally posted by 5hiftn6ears dance2dabeat size ferrari |
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| Originally posted by maxtuh but the heck would i want to speed up even for a few milliseconds kicks? when the limit is a 100 about you going 240 km , just be careful is all i can say thats whack!! honestly i have only done 140 to the max, never bother going higher than 100-120 |
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| Originally posted by Orko I take your Enzo and raise you a : [IMG]http://www.roadandtrack.com/assets/image/6232005143958.jpg[IMG] [IMG]http://www.roadandtrack.com/assets/image/0623200514262588.jpg[IMG] [IMG]http://www.roadandtrack.com/assets/image/0623200514262630.jpg[IMG] [IMG]http://www.roadandtrack.com/assets/image/0623200514262751.jpg[IMG] now that is a track car. |



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| Originally posted by VERTiG0 I see your FXX and raise you a: Ariel Atom 245. Layout: Rear-engined, rear-wheel-drive Engine: Honda K20C I4, 1998cc Max power: 245bhp @ 8200rpm Maax torque: 151lb-ft @ 6100rpm Weight: 505kg Power/weight: 490bhp per tonne 0-60mph: 3.4 sec Max speed: 143mph Oh yeah, Ariel offers a supercharger setup for that too - the Atom 320. 320bhp out of a 2.0L Honda engine right behind your head. This version will do a 0-60mph sprint in a claimed 2.8 seconds. From the July EVO Magazine: "The Ariel Atom feels like a ball of pent-up manic energy." Now that's a track car. |
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| Originally posted by Orko I see..I would have raised you a Caterham 7, if you had said anything else, but looks like one sweet ride! The Caterham still the lap record at the Nurburging i thinks |
^^^ OH MAN...that little car rocks!!!! I WANT ONE!
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| Originally posted by VERTiG0 No sir - Stefan Bellof - Porsche 956 - 6m 11secs in 1983 practice session for Group C race held there. Production Robert Neam Caterham 7 7:55.21 1999 |
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