As the successor to Ferrari’s legendary 288 GTO, F40 and F50, the Enzo had very big shoes to fill. In a similar fashion to the F50 it adopted a normally aspirated V12 as opposed to the kind of twin…
Read MoreAt the Paris Motor Show in September 2002, Ferrari unveiled its fourth generation mid-engined limited edition flagship: the Enzo. Created as a successor to the legendary 288 GTO, F40 and F50…
Read MoreHaving opened up a new market for limited edition mid engined flagships with the 288 GTO during the mid 1980s, Ferrari went on to create the F40 and F50 which similarly came to be regarded as…
Read MoreAlthough Ferrari originally stated that only three exterior colours would be available for the limited production Enzo (Rosso Corsa, Giallo and Nero) a handful of customers were ultimately allowed to…
Read MoreWhen Ferrari decided to create the twin turbocharged V8-powered 288 GTO of 1984-1985, the reason was to homologate a racing car for the Group B era. Although the planned-for GTO…
Read MoreChassis 128778 was the first production-spec. Ferrari Enzo completed. It served as one of the firm’s demonstrators and starred in the original Enzo brochure. Finished in Rosso Corsa with a…
Read MoreEnzo chassis 135564 was originally finished in Rosso Corsa with Nero seats. It was dispatched to Maranello Concessionaires in January 2004 and registered MD53 VSK on February 12th. The car…
Read More37 years after Maserati’s last victory in an international championship, the firm returned to top flight motor sport with a GT racing car based on the renowned Ferrari Enzo. Since Pedro Rodriguez…
Read MoreAlthough Ferrari initially planned to build 349 Enzos, this figure was later officially increased to 399 production cars. However, the actual number of Enzos built is thought to be closer to 500, although…
Read MoreBy the 1970s, tailor made coachwork had become practically extinct. Inflexible manufacturing techniques meant production runs of even the most specialist cars comprised largely identical…
Read MoreAt the Geneva Motor Show in March 2005, Pininfarina unveiled a stunning Maserati design concept to celebrate their 75th anniversary. The Birdcage 75th was named to honour a highly…
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