MY friend thanks ya do. I dont whos right. Huh. speak up.|||When the Enzo was first introduced, you had to be a current Ferrari owner in order to buy one. Specifically, Ferrari targeted owners of F40s and F50s and sold the initial run of 349 to those buyers. After numerous requests, they built 50 more, to bring the total production figure to 399.
The 400th Enzo was sold at a Sotheby's auction, and the moeny donated to charity
If you can find a used one, and an owner to part with it, and a big bag of cash, you may buy one. You do not have to be a current Ferrari owner in order to buy a used one. And, since they are all used, that means anyone with the resources may own one.|||Ferrari has a history of restricting "limited edition" cars that do have requirements for purchasing besides just lots of money. Previous ownership is something they may require. This is not on all Enzo's but I know there was a limited edition one year, in black only, that previous ownership was a requirement.
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