R016 for sale
Samurai75007
11-07-2005, 09:23 AM
This may be old new's but found R016 or so they say for sale. 1996 McLaren McLaren F1 GTR 96
http://www.race-cars.com/carsales/mclaren/1063835762/1063835762ss.htm
http://www.race-cars.com/carsales/mclaren/1063835762/1063835762ss.htm
hurstg01
11-07-2005, 10:03 AM
This may be old new's but found R016 or so they say for sale. 1996 McLaren McLaren F1 GTR 96
http://www.race-cars.com/carsales/mclaren/1063835762/1063835762ss.htm
its a nice car ( i saw it at the Ferrari Historic Festival at Silverstone in the late 90's) but it has been for sale on numerous sites for a couple of years....
http://www.race-cars.com/carsales/mclaren/1063835762/1063835762ss.htm
its a nice car ( i saw it at the Ferrari Historic Festival at Silverstone in the late 90's) but it has been for sale on numerous sites for a couple of years....
FortuneF1
11-08-2005, 11:17 AM
no wonder its still for sale, they want 1.2 mil british pounds... thats just over 2 mil. u.s. dollars... pure insanity...
F1 monster
11-08-2005, 12:14 PM
I bet you they have nothing to do with the owner. The real asking price is much less.
Peloton25
11-08-2005, 01:10 PM
I was going to close this yesterday since that ad is horribly outdated and obviously inaccurate. You'll find a similar one here:
http://www.readytofix.com/Inventory/McLaren_F1_GTR.htm
Both ads should be pulled now.
We know this car was purchased by Maranello Motorsport in Australia several months ago. Before leaving England it was sent to McLaren where it received a complete respray to Papaya Orange, as well as a refit of the interior and likely a complete service. From there it has made it's way to Australia, arriving there approximately 1 month ago.
You'll find the car listed here now:
http://www.maranellomotorsport.com/displayCar.asp?c=4
And the asking price is quite a bit lower, but still not cheap, at 1,160,000.00 Euros.
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http://www.readytofix.com/Inventory/McLaren_F1_GTR.htm
Both ads should be pulled now.
We know this car was purchased by Maranello Motorsport in Australia several months ago. Before leaving England it was sent to McLaren where it received a complete respray to Papaya Orange, as well as a refit of the interior and likely a complete service. From there it has made it's way to Australia, arriving there approximately 1 month ago.
You'll find the car listed here now:
http://www.maranellomotorsport.com/displayCar.asp?c=4
And the asking price is quite a bit lower, but still not cheap, at 1,160,000.00 Euros.
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mini magic
11-08-2005, 02:26 PM
Its also now been fully road registered in AUS. Quite feat as i'm sure you all know
FortuneF1
11-08-2005, 04:02 PM
You'll find the car listed here now:
http://www.maranellomotorsport.com/displayCar.asp?c=4
And the asking price is quite a bit lower, but still not cheap, at 1,160,000.00 Euros.
>8^)
ER
that may be expensive but its still not as much as they want for their stupid enzo...1.5 mil... thats a... a travashamockery!!!
http://www.maranellomotorsport.com/displayCar.asp?c=4
And the asking price is quite a bit lower, but still not cheap, at 1,160,000.00 Euros.
>8^)
ER
that may be expensive but its still not as much as they want for their stupid enzo...1.5 mil... thats a... a travashamockery!!!
Peloton25
11-08-2005, 04:51 PM
The Enzo is an extremely rare car in Australia, so the price could be considered justified. Unfortunately Aussie laws don't allow LHD vehicles to be registered for road use, and there were no RHD Enzos made (that we know of) so the car becomes a garage/track queen over there.
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murraydeschot
11-08-2005, 04:53 PM
that may be expensive but its still not as much as they want for their stupid enzo...1.5 mil... thats a... a travashamockery!!!
AUSTRALIAN DOLLARS!!! = 1,100,727.44 USD
AUSTRALIAN DOLLARS!!! = 1,100,727.44 USD
FortuneF1
11-08-2005, 05:02 PM
AUSTRALIAN DOLLARS!!! = 1,100,727.44 USD
1.1 mil. usd is still too much for an enzo, here in the states you could damn near buy an enzo and a slr mclaren for 1.1 mil...
and it doesnt say anywhere in the ad that its 1.5 mil. AUD, it just says taxes in australia or something of that nature, and then the not for au registration, i forget what it says exactly... this reminds me of when the ford gt first came out, people were paying up around $300k for a $150k car, and it wasnt even available yet, i can justify 1.8 or 1.9 mil. for a f1, simply because there are less than 100 in the entire world, thats less than 100 f1 variances to nearly 7 billion people, much more exclusive than any other production supercar...
1.1 mil. usd is still too much for an enzo, here in the states you could damn near buy an enzo and a slr mclaren for 1.1 mil...
and it doesnt say anywhere in the ad that its 1.5 mil. AUD, it just says taxes in australia or something of that nature, and then the not for au registration, i forget what it says exactly... this reminds me of when the ford gt first came out, people were paying up around $300k for a $150k car, and it wasnt even available yet, i can justify 1.8 or 1.9 mil. for a f1, simply because there are less than 100 in the entire world, thats less than 100 f1 variances to nearly 7 billion people, much more exclusive than any other production supercar...
murraydeschot
11-08-2005, 05:05 PM
i can justify 1.8 or 1.9 mil. for a f1,
GREAT!!! When you get it, can you invite us around?
GREAT!!! When you get it, can you invite us around?
Peloton25
11-08-2005, 05:09 PM
I'm sorry, but you could not come close to buying an Enzo and SLR for $1.1M USD right now.
The original MSRP on the Enzo was under $700,000, but on the used/second-hand market, Enzos are selling for just under $1M USD these days. There aren't any new ones available so that's the price you pay if you want one.
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ER
The original MSRP on the Enzo was under $700,000, but on the used/second-hand market, Enzos are selling for just under $1M USD these days. There aren't any new ones available so that's the price you pay if you want one.
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BMW.WilliamsF1Team
11-08-2005, 05:15 PM
I'm sorry, but you could not come close to buying an Enzo and SLR for $1.1M USD right now.
The original MSRP on the Enzo was under $700,000, but on the used/second-hand market, Enzos are selling for just under $1M USD these days. There aren't any new ones available so that's the price you pay if you want one.
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There are a few 0km Enzos in Europe, though, and they're priced around 850-900k USD.
The original MSRP on the Enzo was under $700,000, but on the used/second-hand market, Enzos are selling for just under $1M USD these days. There aren't any new ones available so that's the price you pay if you want one.
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There are a few 0km Enzos in Europe, though, and they're priced around 850-900k USD.
Peloton25
11-08-2005, 05:22 PM
Well you couldn't buy one of those and import it to the USA - our laws don't allow for that.
So, the price for the Enzo on the open market in the USA is still just under $1M by last report.
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So, the price for the Enzo on the open market in the USA is still just under $1M by last report.
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murraydeschot
11-08-2005, 05:31 PM
Well you couldn't buy one of those and import it to the USA - our laws don't allow for that.
So, the price for the Enzo on the open market in the USA is still just under $1M by last report.
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Enzo? Pffffffffffffffffffffffft!!! A fragile and fuggly prancing horse!
Let's stick to debating the values of the Real "Mc" Coy here! ;)
So, the price for the Enzo on the open market in the USA is still just under $1M by last report.
>8^)
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Enzo? Pffffffffffffffffffffffft!!! A fragile and fuggly prancing horse!
Let's stick to debating the values of the Real "Mc" Coy here! ;)
Peloton25
11-08-2005, 05:51 PM
I'm fine with that. ;)
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mini magic
11-08-2005, 08:40 PM
Well you couldn't buy one of those and import it to the USA - our laws don't allow for that.
Actually, there are several Euro spec Enzo's in the US
Actually, there are several Euro spec Enzo's in the US
F1 monster
11-08-2005, 09:18 PM
Yeah, who cares about the Enzo? The latest EVO has a nice article that explains why the F40 is so very special, even though the latest entry-level Ferrari, the 430, has more power. Cars get more capable all the time, but it takes more than that to make a car really special.
If you really do care about the abomination named after Ferrari's founder, go browse a Ferrari site.
If you really do care about the abomination named after Ferrari's founder, go browse a Ferrari site.
Peloton25
11-08-2005, 09:18 PM
How did they pull that off? :confused: They certainly didn't come in under Show or Display. This rule would negate that:
"Whether a vehicle of the same make, model, and model year was manufactured and certified for sale in the United States."
Are they legal and permanent? Can they be sold? I know of the black Enzo with UK registration spotted in LA, but I would bet that car isn't here to stay. Maybe this is a better discussion for F-Chat.
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"Whether a vehicle of the same make, model, and model year was manufactured and certified for sale in the United States."
Are they legal and permanent? Can they be sold? I know of the black Enzo with UK registration spotted in LA, but I would bet that car isn't here to stay. Maybe this is a better discussion for F-Chat.
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BMW.WilliamsF1Team
11-08-2005, 09:30 PM
How did they pull that off? :confused: They certainly didn't come in under Show or Display. This rule would negate that:
"Whether a vehicle of the same make, model, and model year was manufactured and certified for sale in the United States."
Are they legal and permanent? Can they be sold? I know of the black Enzo with UK registration spotted in LA, but I would bet that car isn't here to stay. Maybe this is a better discussion for F-Chat.
>8^)
ER
I know there's one in Miami. That one could've gotten in illegally, but it's pretty easy to do here in Florida. However, since the US-spec Enzo was made in 2003 and some Euro-spec models were made in the same year, you're allowed to import only 2003 Euro-specs if you compare it to the US-spec and make the necessary changes.
"Whether a vehicle of the same make, model, and model year was manufactured and certified for sale in the United States."
Are they legal and permanent? Can they be sold? I know of the black Enzo with UK registration spotted in LA, but I would bet that car isn't here to stay. Maybe this is a better discussion for F-Chat.
>8^)
ER
I know there's one in Miami. That one could've gotten in illegally, but it's pretty easy to do here in Florida. However, since the US-spec Enzo was made in 2003 and some Euro-spec models were made in the same year, you're allowed to import only 2003 Euro-specs if you compare it to the US-spec and make the necessary changes.
mini magic
11-08-2005, 10:04 PM
I know of the black Enzo with UK registration spotted in LA, but I would bet that car isn't here to stay. Maybe this is a better discussion for F-Chat.
It is here to stay. Trust me. :naughty:
It is here to stay. Trust me. :naughty:
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