I understand that all Enzo buyers were carefully pre-screened to prevent
them being flogged too quickly. If that's true, then such 2nd hand Enzos
seem a bit dodgy to me...

Looks like a McLaren F1 - or a replica thereof.

Ciao
Zak

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<<I'm sick.  I'll need some time.  It actually looks real.>>

Only it doesn't. When the image first came up, I thought of how beautiful the
355 is, but then I looked again. I couldn't figure out exactly why the picture
didn't sing to me, but it's really quite obvious once you focus on it instead
of letting your mind's eye fill in the details the way you expect them to be.

The proportions are all wrong. One of the sexiest lines on the 355 is the arch
of the fender over the front wheels. It's a thing of beauty reminiscent of the
Boxer. This... abomination has that stubby, blunted nose that clearly shows it
be a worthless replicar. Not to the mention the fact that no matter what kind
of glass, carbon or steel body panels you slap onto a Toyota it will still be
missing the very essence of Ferrari. It's heart will still be some pathetic 4
banger and will never make your toes curl like the glorious screaming whine
that comes from a Ferrari V8.

C.