Ferrari Enzo
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Vehicles · Italian Thoroughbreds
Ferrari Enzo · 2002–2004
Ferrari's Formula 1-derived flagship for the new millennium — a 6.0-litre, 651-hp V12 in a carbon-fibre monocoque, named after the founder himself. One of roughly 400 built, it's the bridge between the analog F40/F50 and the hybrid LaFerrari, and in the 2026 collection frenzy it jumped from a ~$4M car to an eight-figure one almost overnight.
The one to have: A documented, low-mileage Rosso Corsa Enzo — 6.0 F140 V12, 651 hp, carbon monocoque — with Ferrari Classiche certification, books, tools and an unbroken ownership chain. Rare factory colours (Giallo Modena, Nero, Argento) command a premium over red.
Specification
Engine
6.0L F140 V12
naturally aspirated
Output
651 hp
485 lb-ft · 8,200 rpm redline
0–60 mph
~3.3 s
~218 mph top speed
Built
~400
incl. 1 for the Vatican
The market
Verified sales on file
5
Jan 2026 – Mar 2026
Median sale
$11.11M
all tracked results
★ Low-mile, Classiche-certified
$17.88M
median of 1 target-spec sales
Top result
$17.88M
Mecum · Jan 2026
Benchmarks: Traded ~$2.5M–4.5M through 2023–24 · early-2026 surge to $9M–$18M · rare-colour, low-mile cars at the top · Trend: surged violently in early 2026
Know the real one
One of ~400 built (399 sold 2002–2004, plus a 400th donated to the Vatican and auctioned for charity). 6.0L F140 V12, 651 hp, F1-derived electrohydraulic paddle shift — no manual was ever factory-fitted.
Carbon-fibre monocoque and carbon-ceramic brakes, launched with Formula 1 technology; the track-only FXX and the Maserati MC12 share its platform.
The bridge in Ferrari's flagship lineage between the F40/F50 and the hybrid LaFerrari — verify Ferrari Classiche certification, matching numbers and a clean chain of custody before paying the now eight-figure money.
Most left Maranello in Rosso Corsa; factory Giallo Modena, Nero and Argento cars are far scarcer and carry a premium. A few aftermarket gated-manual conversions exist and trade separately.
Verified sales · ★ = target spec · foreign results converted to USD as noted
| Date | Venue | Year | Spec | Miles | Price | Loc | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mar 2026 | Broad Arrow | 2003 | Rosso Corsa | — | $15,185,000 | FL | Amelia Island; reported result amid the early-2026 surge |
| Jan 2026 | Mecum | 2003 | low-mile ★ | — | $17,875,000 | FL | Kissimmee; reported model-record result, roughly 3x the prior record |
| Jan 2026 | Mecum | 2003 | higher-mile, orange-red | — | $11,110,000 | FL | Kissimmee |
| Jan 2026 | RM Sotheby's | 2003 | Rosso Corsa | — | $9,300,000 | AZ | Arizona; native USD |
| Jan 2026 | RM Sotheby's | 2004 | Enzo | — | $8,748,000 | — | Paris; sold €8.1M, USD converted at ~1.08 |
Where to hunt
Bring a Trailer — EnzoModel results and live lots
Classic.com — Enzo marketAggregated sold data and price curve
Glenmarch — Enzo resultsGlobal auction result archive
Research file — market data verified through July 18, 2026.
Sources: individually observed results via Classic.com feeds, BaT, Cars & Bids, Mecum, RM Sotheby's,
Broad Arrow, Gooding, Collecting Cars, PCARMARKET and venue coverage, plus marque registries and factory press material.