One thing I've never been sure about: Was that one of each spec (1997 and 1998), or are they both 1998 cars now? I know there was a 1997 car at one point, but I've never heard anything regarding if it is still in its original form.The Nissan R390 road car is pretty rare. Only 2 built and one is stashed away in a Nissan warehouse if i recall correctly.
I saw vettel racing the x1 on tv f1 racing....
One thing I've never been sure about: Was that one of each spec (1997 and 1998), or are they both 1998 cars now? I know there was a 1997 car at one point, but I've never heard anything regarding if it is still in its original form.
There is a white 1997 LM model with the giant Le Mans wing, fog lights, etc. in Nissan's Zama warehouse.
The blue '98 model was sold to an anonymous person in 2002. It was never registered, so no one really
knows where it is now.
I have seen pictures of a red '97 model without the giant wing, but have yet to find any info on it.
@EliteDreamer Here's a picture:
![]()
@EliteDreamer
You're right about the blue car being the Zama warehouse one.
I found some faulty info about what I thought to be a white one, it turns out it's just a slot car some guy made up a story about.on my part.
The Ferrari F40 is pretty rare isn't it?
There were 1311 F40s built.
The Enzo is much rarer with only 399 built.
To Desperado, that said "about 30" yellowbirds, you were close, it's 29.
I though the Enzo was only made in a run of 301 car, with number 1 of 301 given to the pope for auction... Leaving 300 for everyone else.. Or was it 401... I swear it was X01 though...
Theres plenty of Mclaren F1s and Enzo Ferraris out there compared to the number of Zondas built:
5-6 Zonda C12
15 Zonda C12 S
~18 Zonda C12 S 7.3
15 planned Zonda R
1311 is still a pretty low number in my opinion, but as you said with only 399 built the Enzo is much more rare.
EDIT: Not trying to argue with you 88FoxBodyFan I'm just stating my opinion.
Saleen S7 also seems pretty rare, haven't found an exact number but I'm seeing websites saying less than 200? Anyone know the exact number?
I though the Enzo was only made in a run of 301 car, with number 1 of 301 given to the pope for auction... Leaving 300 for everyone else.. Or was it 401... I swear it was X01 though...
Those are the estimated production numbers for the 4 Zonda models in GT5.There are plenty more than that isn't there?
There are loads and loads of 'run out, limited edition' models of the Zonda, unless you have already included these.
In which case i take my comment back![]()
There was the F50, of which only 349 were built, because Ferrari believed that was one more than would be wanted.
Ferrari actually believed that they should build one LESS than the market demands, same for the Enzo, hence 399. But they just decided to build a 400th one later.
HypedNo mention of the Shelby Cobra 427? Isn't it under 100 units produced?
Those are the estimated production numbers for the 4 Zonda models in GT5.
I have not included numbers for the one-off Zondas as they are not in GT5. In total, 120-130 Zondas have been built: but this number includes ~50 Zonda Fs, ~12 Zonda S Roadsters, 10 Zonda Cinque and various other one-offs, all of which are not in GT5.
GT HP NutMy thought is that there are so many variations of Zondas that nobody can simply count them allas I've seen 3 of them in the car park of the building where I live
I don't know if the models in-game are rare in real-life, but if I were to guess, I would say 'No'.