How Not To Crash An Enzo
11-05-2005, 04:35 PM
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I think Majik got it right. While we will never know the speeds that Enzo was at before impacting that wall, or why the owner was doing that kind of speed with the stability control off while on the street. Or even why he was going that fast on the street in the first place, we can surmise on the strength of the CF.
Granted, the Enzo DID pass all impact safety tests for the US and EU, but if the car impacted with something that could "cut" the CF.. like a signpost or the like.. they it loses all of it's structural integrity.
Granted, the Enzo DID pass all impact safety tests for the US and EU, but if the car impacted with something that could "cut" the CF.. like a signpost or the like.. they it loses all of it's structural integrity.
11-07-2005, 07:33 AM
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Wrecked Exotics
This site has hundreds of pictures of Exotic cars that have been totalled. Its only a matter of time before those pictures make it there.
This site has hundreds of pictures of Exotic cars that have been totalled. Its only a matter of time before those pictures make it there.
11-07-2005, 08:57 AM
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wow, that hood could literally be picked up and placed on another Enzo and no one would ever know the difference. smile.gif