With only 400+ examples in the world, it’s not often you’ll ever see a Ferrari Enzo. This Enzo, finished in ‘Giallo Modena’, is a color only 30 total Enzos left the factory painted with between 2002-2004. Ever rarer, is the Ferrari FXX EVO parked next to it. 1 of just 30 total produced for entire world and one of only a handful that received the EVO performance package. Almost too overwhelming to comprehend, having a 2003 Ferrari Enzo & a 2005 Ferrari FXX side-by-side both finished in Yellow is truly an experience I’ll never forget. While both of these cars are similar in terms of design, they are both very different in their own unique ways. The Enzo, which is of course named after the companies founder, Enzo Ferrari, was developed in 2002 using formula 1 technology. From 2002-2004 only 400 (true production 400+) Ferrari Enzos were produced. The Enzo is powered by a naturally aspirated 6.0L V12 engine with DOHC & a power output of 651hp at 7,800rpm. Although this Enzo is over 15 years old, the car is still capable of competing with the best new sports cars on the road today. The Enzo can achieve a top speed of 221mph with 0-60mph taking just about 3.14 seconds. The FXX is part of Ferrari’s XX program, which offers customers ‘track only’ variants of Ferrari’s most exclusive models. So essentially, in summary, the FXX is a track-oriented Enzo, and with the EVO package equipped, it’s even more race-ready. The FXX EVO’s performance is of course much greater than the standard Enzo, with a top speed close to 250mph from a 6.3L V12 848hp engine and can achieve 0-60mph in just 2.5 seconds. Thank you for this massive opportunity and amazing day @one11competiton & @universalautosports. The Ferrari Enzo (Type F140) was designed by Japanese industrial designer, Ken Okuyama, for Italian car design firm and coachbuilder, Pininfarina.
How many made? Approximately 500+.
Engine: 6.0 L Tipo F140 B V12 - 651hp
Debut: 2002 Paris Motor Show
Top speed: around 224mph
0-60mph: around 3.1 seconds
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Research: @rarecarsonly