Yahoo! News is reporting that a woman in Germany is auctioning off her Ferrari Enzo on eBay with a little added-value bonus – herself. The 26-year-old who claims she worked as a singer in Syria has put the starting price at $1.6 million, and while we have yet to find the actual eBay listing for the car and its cargo, Yahoo! News reports there has yet to be a bid. At the time of this writing, the only two (1, 2)Enzos on eBay Motors did not include a woman with their purchase price.The woman, who goes by the name of Leila, says she'll meet prospective buyers, but requires a bidder's passport and proof of capital. Good thing we never leave home without proof of capital, otherwise that'd be one very awkward first date.
One of the Enzos on eBay that has only 465 miles on its odo can be bought for the Buy It Now price of $1.2 million, which means this woman believes she's a steal at $400,000.
[Photo courtesy of one of the other Enzo auctions on eBay]
[Source: Yahoo! News]













Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Wabba @ Jun 29th 2006 5:25PM
http://cgi.ebay.de/Ferrari-ENZO-F60-schoenste-Auto-der-Welt-Anschauen_W0QQitemZ320001331381QQihZ011QQcategoryZ9801QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
Colin @ Jun 29th 2006 5:31PM
The link is below:
http://cgi.ebay.de/Ferrari-ENZO-F60-schoenste-Auto-der-Welt-Anschauen_W0QQitemZ320001331381QQihZ011QQcategoryZ9801QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
Jason @ Jun 29th 2006 5:57PM
Attractive girl. Can't say the same for the Enzo. It's quest for hyper-performance led to design decisions that made it rather ugly.
Brad @ Jun 29th 2006 6:04PM
It should be noted that she has 100% positive feedback.
I wish I had known what my last girlfriend's feedback was.
villainy @ Jun 29th 2006 6:17PM
Jason: You can't find beauty in function? What are you doing looking at cars?
Road Tester @ Jun 29th 2006 6:21PM
Thi is a joke, right? Why would a rather good-looking woman with enough cash to buy an Enzo auction herself off on Ebay?! There are some weird people in this world.
speedball3 @ Jun 29th 2006 6:39PM
This is totally a scam. "Requires a bidder's passport and proof of capital." Riight. Then, when you try to meet "her" you can't find her and get an email when you get home, "Sorry I didn't find you. Where were you?" Aww shucks.
Gandhi @ Jun 29th 2006 7:21PM
At that price, she better do all the scheduled maintenance and oil changes on the Enzo (not to mention, some maintenance on the owner too).
PJ @ Jun 29th 2006 8:09PM
Q: What do you get when you mix a man with more money than sense, a car too powerful for that same man to handle, and a desperate woman teetering at the brink of insanity?
A: Best. Enzogate. Ever.
Bogey @ Jun 29th 2006 8:36PM
Looks to me like she's more interested in selling two tickets to the World Cup final...
icerabbit @ Jun 29th 2006 9:00PM
So where does it say she is auctioning herself?
Chad @ Jun 30th 2006 1:42AM
So, what's the price without the "extra baggage"?
Seriously.
tekdemon @ Jun 30th 2006 1:22PM
Err, I think whoever wrote that article made a lot of crazy jumps in logic.
Apparently her About Me page is kind of like a personal ad, but it has nothing to do with the ferrari auction itself. Or for that matter, the world cup tickets.
So basically she wants a man, but the ferrari seems to be a separate thing. But maybe she's hoping the ferrari buyer will be a hot rich dude who doesn't care about her money and will like her for her. But she's not actually auctioning herself with the car, lol.
Crazy speculative article lol.
Angelo @ Jun 30th 2006 2:13PM
An Enzo's an interesting item for someone to be selling when the rest of their items seems to be 1 Euro DVDs.
Just another scammer.
More interesting than that, is that yahoo's news page would carry it. Oh wait, maybe because it's cross promoting their new buddy eBay?
david @ Aug 19th 2006 4:46PM
Does anyone have a copy of the page? It's no longer listed...