2004 Ferrari Enzo.
The Ferrari Enzo is truly, one of the all-time greats! Only 400 of these super rarefied supercars were ever made by the Maranello-based giant. Named after the founder of the company, the Ferrari Enzo was made with absolutely no compromise and makes no excuses for its F1-inspired styling and performance. Power comes from a massive 6.0-litre normally aspirated V12 that chucks out 660 stomping Italian horses. This gets the 1.2-tonne carbon-fibre supercar, up to 100 km/h in just 3.4 seconds and the Enzo will blast past the 320 km/h (200 mph) barrier without breaking a sweat!
Those scissor doors will attract attention wherever you go. Wouldn’t you like that?
The Ferrari Enzo came blessed with loads of F1 tech and these included a 6-speed semi-automatic electro hydraulic transmission with paddle shifters (the Enzo can shift its cogs in just 150 milliseconds), driver adjustable pushrod actuated fully independent suspension, carbon-ceramic disc brakes and much more. Out of the 400 examples, the first 349 were sold even before production began.
The cabin of this Ferrari is bare-bone and purposeful.
It is extremely rare to find an Enzo up for sale, even at auctions. However, a bright red 2004 Ferrari Enzo (production number 399), has found its way to an exotic cars dealership in Dubai in the United Arab Emirates. Deals on Wheels is the dealership, if you are wondering and want to buy this supercar. The 2004 model has done 12,900 kms and can be yours for just $1.7 million. This Enzo wears a bright red paint, or as Ferrari calls the colour, Rosso Corsa. It comes with red interior leather, trims and stitching. Oh, you also get loads of beautiful naked carbon-fibre scattered all over the cabin.
At high speeds, those F1-inspired rear diffusers generate huge downforce.
That said, don’t expect too much in the way of comfort and an endless list of interesting cabin features. You get manual air-conditioning and two seats, that’s about it. This car is not about comfort, practicality or cabin features, it is not your average Korean family saloon. What it is, is a purpose-built Italian work of art that has F1-inspired racing technology to make you go really fast, scary fast.
Your proof of its rarity is right there.
This particular example is the 399th Enzo, ever built. If you can afford to buy this or if you are one of those lucky ones who already own a Ferrari Enzo, remember that we envy you, in a good way, of course. Write to us in the comments section and tell us what you think of this Italian supercar, or if you know a quick way to make 1.7 million dollars and don’t mind sharing the trick.