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A Mechanic Just Wrecked A Ferrari Enzo After Smashing The $3.5 Million Sports Car Into Tree
A dealership mechanic just wrecked a Ferrari Enzo after smashing the ultra-rare $3.5 Million Sports Car into tree.
The mid-engine Ferrari Enzo sports car suffered severe damages, with both passenger-side wheels ripped off.
This ultra rare Ferrari Enzo, which cost upwards of $1 million to own back then, now cost as much as $3.5 Million.
The wrecked car is one of only 400 Ferrari Enzo Sports Car ever made, and one of just three in The Netherlands.
It will cost fortunes to bring the Ferrari Enzo back on the road if it is not totaled.



A mechanic with a dealership in Netherland has reportedly wrecked one of only 400 Ferrari Enzo sports car ever made. This particular ultra-rare Ferrari Enzo was one of just three in The Netherlands.
According to reports, this particular Ferrari taken out on a test drive was traveling at high speed when the driver lost control of the mid-engined supercar. The Enzo ended up on a tree after spinning off the road.
Wrecked Ferrari Enzo Sports Car



The Ferrari Enzo sustained severe front-end damage, with both passenger-side wheels ripped off, while the airbags were also deployed inside.
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It’s unclear what really led to the crash, but a reported chily weather condition in the area were not ideal for driving a 651-horsepower supercar, likely riding on tyres best suited for warm tarmac.
But don’t rule out a rebuilt as this ultra rare Ferrari Enzo, which cost upwards of $1 million to own back then, now cost as much as $3.5 Million. It will cost fortunes to bring the Ferrari Enzo back on the road if it is not totaled.
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