Well, according to the book I used to get the numbers, there were 4863 Pasos built, worldwide.

Assuming they were all sold, they're all still on the road, and all their owners have Internet access, we're still missing about 3967 members ... well, maybe fewer since some of us (Mike :neener:) like to horde Pasos. :laugh:

But still, approaching 900 ain't too bad at all!

Many have taught, that maybe half of those "4863" Pasos are still in traffic..... Too many Pasos have wrecked out.... There was some other topic of this long time ago. Do You really think, how You write? :confused:

Antti - no, I honestly don't believe all those Pasos are still on the road. I know for a fact one of them is a museum piece at the Barber Motorsports Museum in Alabama, so that's one off the road. (Just kidding!)

In all seriousness though, no - unfortunately - I'm sure a fair number of Pasos have passed on, whether to misfortune or neglect. Half? Who knows. It would be great if ducatipaso.org could be considered a registry - but I don't think it'll ever be 'complete' because one has to consider those owners who don't have or use computers, as well as those who don't know to look for us, etc.

But 900 is still a fine number. I certainly hope there are more than 900 Pasos on the road still, but as long as I have one - I'm happy, and happy to be contact w/ the other 896 individuals here.