Many of we have been following a 2011 Targa Newfoundland here upon Autoblog, what with a own Zach Bowman competing. Perhaps we were astounded to find out which rare supercars similar to a Maserati MC12 as well as a Ferrari Enzo had entered a demanding race.
Unfortunately, a Enzo has bent out early after taking a spin for a worse when it mislaid control as well as pacifist in to a Atlantic Ocean off a coastal road. The Enzo was piloted (and owned) by Zahir Rana, who additionally owns ZR Auto outlandish automobile dealership. Ferrari produced 400 Enzos, as well as of them, Rana's was one of a fastest which road-legal after being mutated to similar specifications as an FXX. It was tuned in Germany to broach a bewildering 850 horsepower as well as held a 0-60 mph time of 2.8 seconds.
We were able to get a couple of discerning glimpses of a Enzo with Rana as well as his navigator, Roland Linder, heading for a sea thanks to Kia Canada. Kia is additionally entered in a race as well as was watchful in expectation for their Forte Koup to come around a same hook in a road.
Rana has posted a video, which we can find after a jump, which clearly states his disappointment, though additionally his logic as well as thoughtfulness upon what happened. He really has a right mindset, explaining how things similar to this happen in racing as well as he is propitious which he as well as his teammate were left unscathed in a incident. He additionally makes a indicate to sadly say, "It's only a car, it's not a big deal."
We agree wholeheartedly with Rana, though by a same token, having a incident happen to a automobile now valued during $1.5 million is similar to throwing salt upon a wound of enthusiasts as well as automobile insurance adjusters everywhere.
Follow a jump to see a harmful video of Rana's Enzo entrance down a mountain as well as alighting in a ocean, along with a walk-around video of a automobile before a Targa Newfoundland began.
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