Originally Posted by KRGMini05

Hmm, I think that's incorrect. It looks to me like an estimate that turned out to be way off.

I just looked it up...2003 Enzo, MSRP: $643,330

http://autos.msn.com/research/vip/pr...ari&model=Enzo

with only 399 built, I'm sure $1,000,000 is much closer to what you'd have to pay to get one, but it's not MSRP.

Originally Posted by chows4us

Check the update on bottom of page, price as of 2006

See http://www.engadget.com/2006/02/22/f...-ferrari-enzo/

$1M

http://www.absoluteastronomy.com/enc...i_enzo_ferrari

2003, yes $640K

http://www.carbuyer.com/search/ferrari/

$1.2M (with 400 miles)

I think the issue is that you cant get one at MSRP. They are only sold to previous LONG TIME owners. They flip them to dealers who sell for $1M. I saw that on some PBS show about Ferraris

Originally Posted by inioway

...and don't let the door hit your huge butt on the way out. In what is likely one of the few good decisions made by GM lately, they plan to discontinue sales of the Hummer H1 in June.

The H1 retails for $140,000, though I suspect you could buy it for less if needing a garage for your MINI. If not in motion it would likely stay anchored to the ground. It weight in at 5 tons. Though it does get "less than" 10 mpg in motion, stationary mileage is great. However, purchasers of H1s are a market share that prefers to drive. This may explain why sales are reported to be down to "a trickle".

Hummer lovers shouldn't be too sad. The H2 and even cuter H3 will still be around (asquare?), even though the U.S. sale of Prius's surpasses the number of H1s, H2s, and H3 combined.

Here's the emoticom summing up my reaction. What's anyone else's? Anyone shedding ?

Originally Posted by mikem53

The H1 was designed for the military... remember the GP (jeep) during WWII..
The military now has new requirements that the H1 can't match... it has nothing to do with public demand. The H1 is an amazingly capable vehicle that served its purpose. So what would you prefer to be in when stranded in the mountians or the desert? A prius or an H1? This comparison is just plain stupid..

Originally Posted by mikem53

The H1 was designed for the military... remember the GP (jeep) during WWII..
The military now has new requirements that the H1 can't match... it has nothing to do with public demand. The H1 is an amazingly capable vehicle that served its purpose. So what would you prefer to be in when stranded in the mountians or the desert? A prius or an H1? This comparison is just plain stupid..