Another Enzo crashed
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Car was owned and driven by Suleyman Kerimov (40), a Russian billionaire. Mr. Kerimov hit a tree at high speed while driving through Nice, France. Both Kerimov and his passenger were seriously injured.
Is there a list somewhere on the net of the total # of crashed Enzo's?
Car was owned and driven by Suleyman Kerimov (40), a Russian billionaire. Mr. Kerimov hit a tree at high speed while driving through Nice, France. Both Kerimov and his passenger were seriously injured.
Is there a list somewhere on the net of the total # of crashed Enzo's?
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It's pretty obvious by now that the Enzo does its job of breaking in half during crashes, keeping the passenger compartment intact. This time it looks like the engine stayed in the rear part of the chassis.
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His hand seem to be intact, it's floating right there in the air!
Sorry, bad joke. A miracle there aren't more accidents on that particular road, extremely narrow 4 lanes and people are going 80+
Sorry, bad joke. A miracle there aren't more accidents on that particular road, extremely narrow 4 lanes and people are going 80+
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This puts the totaled count up to what now, 5?
The rv guy's son, the one that burned to the ground, the guy italy, the pch one, this one. There have been a few other ones, but I'm pretty sure those were repairable.
Any that I'm missing?
The rv guy's son, the one that burned to the ground, the guy italy, the pch one, this one. There have been a few other ones, but I'm pretty sure those were repairable.
Any that I'm missing?
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Wow....
A high horsepower, lightweight car;
Snowy roads;
Female passenger looking to be impressed...
What could possibly go wrong?
Damn shame. Best wishes for a full recovery...it would really suck to be a paralyzed billionare, because if it were me and my winkie and/or accelerator foot didn't work, I'd kill myself anyway.
Question: Are new Enzo buyers required to go to any sort of school, anyone know? If not, perhaps Ferrari, Lamborghini, Porsche and other exotic marquees should consider this as part of the buyer qualification process. The first one that does would have a huge marketing ploy.
Again, best wishes to the driver and passenger.
Snowy roads;
Female passenger looking to be impressed...
What could possibly go wrong?
Damn shame. Best wishes for a full recovery...it would really suck to be a paralyzed billionare, because if it were me and my winkie and/or accelerator foot didn't work, I'd kill myself anyway.
Question: Are new Enzo buyers required to go to any sort of school, anyone know? If not, perhaps Ferrari, Lamborghini, Porsche and other exotic marquees should consider this as part of the buyer qualification process. The first one that does would have a huge marketing ploy.
Again, best wishes to the driver and passenger.
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Originally Posted by craiglieberman
A high horsepower, lightweight car;
Snowy roads;
Female passenger looking to be impressed...
Snowy roads;
Female passenger looking to be impressed...
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The worst part is...its not even his car. He flew into Nice on a private jet and borrowed the car from a friend. Course...if I had a friend that was worth 7.1 billion dollars...i'd loan him anything he wants. 
