Ferrari Enzo

The Ferrari Enzo is one of the most emblematic Ferraris in modern history. Introduced in 2002, it pays homage to founder Enzo Ferrari and embodies Maranello's ultimate technological showcase of the early 2000s. Developed with a strong Formula 1 influence, the Ferrari Enzo introduces solutions never before seen in a road-going Ferrari: carbon monocoque, active aerodynamics, F1 robotized gearbox, and above all an atmospheric V12 derived directly from racing. Produced in extremely limited series, it joins the line of Ferrari hypercars alongside the 288 GTO, F40, F50 and LaFerrari.

Price

The price of Ferrari Enzo starts from 650,000 €, 660,000 $, 500,000 £.

All prices in the table below are shown "from" without options.

Technical data

Brand	Ferrari
Trade name	Ferrari Enzo
Code name	F140
Segment	Hypercar
Date of presentation	22/10/2002
Production start year	2002
Year end production	2004
Country of production	Italy
Plant	Ferrari factory in Maranello
Length	4,70 m
Height	1,14 m
Width (with mirrors)	2,04 m

Motors and performance

Technology	Name	Power	Couple	Transmission	0-100 km/h	0-200 km/h	Max. speed (km/h)	Tare weight	Power to weight ratio
Petrol	Enzo	660 hp	657 Nm	RWD	3,6 s	9,5 s	355 km/h	1365 kg	2,07

Limited editions

Ferrari used the Ferrari Enzo as a basis for a number of special projects and experimental variations, without ever offering an official convertible version.

Special projects based on the Ferrari Enzo

Ferrari FXX (2005): Experimental program not homologated for road use, intended for a very restricted circle of customers, serving as a technological laboratory for Ferrari.
Ferrari P4/5 by Pininfarina (2006): One-off commissioned by James Glickenhaus, based on the Ferrari Enzo, with a completely redesigned body inspired by 1960s racing Ferraris.