Originally Posted by MrFatbooty
Anyway, slight correction. To purchase an Enzo as new, the prospective customer needed to be a current owner of at least three Ferraris, needed to have owned each of those three cars for a minimum of five years each, and one of those three cars had to be a 288 GTO, F40 or F50.
To get an F50 was the same deal (needed to have three Ferraris at the time, having already owned each for a minimum of five years, with one of the three being a 288 GTO or F40), plus they were only initially leased by the factory, and then later purchased after the leases were up.
that alone doesn't allow you to purchase an enzo. you have to get approval from ferrari before you can buy it, even if you meet the "minimum" requirements.