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Back when I lived in Utah, there was a rich kid that used to go out with us. His family was extremely wealthy and his dad collected Ferraris. When the Enzos came out, his dad bought one and actually let Road and Track use it for their review. Since then it's been featured on car shows on tv and other publications. - oh yeah i rode in it 
Since I stopped going out in Utah and then moved away I lost tough with him, until one of my friend's from Utah called me this weekend to tell me he read in the Wall Street Journal that my friend's dad wrecked his Enzo.
Anyway, I called the guy and he told me his dad was in a police charity rally and was driving on a closed highway going about 200 mph, hit a bump (the road was less than perfect), and went airborne. I guess he had some minor cracks and broken rips and is fine now...
See pics: http://auto.commongate.com/post/t-to...h/photos/12746
and here is before: http://www.roadandtrack.com/article....&page_number=1
Since I stopped going out in Utah and then moved away I lost tough with him, until one of my friend's from Utah called me this weekend to tell me he read in the Wall Street Journal that my friend's dad wrecked his Enzo.
Anyway, I called the guy and he told me his dad was in a police charity rally and was driving on a closed highway going about 200 mph, hit a bump (the road was less than perfect), and went airborne. I guess he had some minor cracks and broken rips and is fine now...
See pics: http://auto.commongate.com/post/t-to...h/photos/12746
and here is before: http://www.roadandtrack.com/article....&page_number=1
Maybe he just overestimated himself but it is sad about that car. He should never be allowed to a drive a Ferrari again and all his already owned Ferraris need to be given back. Ferrari black list. No Ferrari for you sir. You wreck them so go away. 
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