The Enzo’s two published weights (1,480 kg kerb and 1,255 kg dry) sit 225 kg apart, which is a normal gap for a car with a small fuel tank and no fluids in the lighter figure, not a conflict between sources. The kerb figure is what is stored here, consistent with how this site treats every other car’s mass.
Top speed is recorded as the independently tested 355 km/h rather than a single lower factory claim, because the article gives no separate manufacturer figure to prefer over it. Unlike some entries on this site, there is no lower “official” number being overridden here, just one measured result.[1]
Acceleration is a genuine gap. The article gives 0-60 mph and 0-100 mph times
but no 0-100 km/h figure, and the two imperial figures are not the same
quantity as the metric one this site stores, so zeroToHundredKph is
omitted rather than estimated from a mismatched unit.
