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Enzo Ferrari

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Motorsport legend

Named after the founder himself. F1 technology in a road car — carbon tub, 660hp V12, active aero. Only 399 planned, one extra built for the Vatican.

History

The Enzo was Ferrari's technological flagship, incorporating Formula 1 innovations: carbon fiber monocoque, active aerodynamics, ceramic brakes, and the F1-style electrohydraulic gearbox. It was the spiritual successor to the F40 and F50, completing the modern supercar lineage.

Timeline

2002Production begins
2004Production ends

Production & Heritage

Production Total400
DesignerKen Okuyama (Pininfarina)
Production Period2002-2004
Estimated Value$3.0M-$4.5M

Value estimates are editorial assessments based on recent auction results and market trends.

Technical Specifications

Engine6.0L V12 (F140B)
Power660 hp @ 7,800 rpm
Torque657 Nm
0-60 mph3.4 sec
Top Speed350 km/h
Transmission6-speed automated manual (F1)
DrivetrainRWD
Weight1,365 kg
Drag CoefficientCd 0.36
BodyCarbon fiber and aluminum honeycomb monocoque

Engine Details

Engine CodeTipo F140 B V12
Displacement6.0L (5,998 cc)
Bore x Stroke92 x 75.2 mm
Compression11.2
Fuel SystemBosch Motronic ME7 injection

Performance

0-100 km/h3.6 sec
0-60 mph3.4 sec
Top Speed350 km/h
Weight-to-Power2.1 kg/hp

Dimensions

Length4,702 mm
Width2,035 mm
Height1,147 mm
Wheelbase2,650 mm

Chassis & Suspension

Front SuspensionDouble wishbone, pushrod, coil springs, anti-roll bar
Rear SuspensionDouble wishbone, pushrod, coil springs, anti-roll bar
Front BrakesCarbon-ceramic disc, 398 mm (CCM Brembo)
Rear BrakesCarbon-ceramic disc, 380 mm (CCM Brembo)
SteeringRack-and-pinion, power-assisted
Tires245/35 ZR19

Capacity

Fuel Tank110 L
Trunk VolumeN/A L
Doors2
Seats2

Source: Ferrari / Wikipedia

Tags

2000sMid-EngineV12Naturally AspiratedRWDLegendaryLimited ProductionRace-BredTechnical Pioneer

Designed by Ken Okuyama (Pininfarina)

From the 2000s

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References & Sources

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