Unveiled at the 2002 Mondial de l’Automobile in Paris, the new supercar blends Formula 1-derived technologies with inspired aesthetics, notably in its front end design. Carbon fiber dominates its structure, while driving assistance controls are seamlessly integrated into the steering wheel for the first time. Meanwhile, its braking system boasts carbon-ceramic discs.

Continuing the legacy of the F50, its predecessor, the Enzo series was initially planned for a limited edition of 349 units. However, with all units sold out before production even commenced, Ferrari extended it to a total of 399. Intriguingly, the final count reached 400, as an extra Enzo was meticulously crafted in 2004 and bestowed as a gift to Pope John Paul II.

The model offered here was delivered on December 18, 2002, and has had only one owner throughout its existence. It is accident-free and retains its original paint, while having undergone a recent service this year in the official network (Gohm in Böblingen, near Stuttgart).

It will be handed over to its new owner complete with all accessories and documents, including the maintenance logbook, which confirms regular servicing and its exceptional mileage. Additionally, the Ferrari Classiche dossier will be included in the package, providing further authentication and historical documentation.