Modern Supercars · 2002–2004
Enzo Ferrari
Engine
V12
Displacement
5.999 L
Power
660 hp
Weight
1,255 kg
Top speed
350 km/h
Profile & significance
Type F140; 5.999-liter naturally aspirated V12, 660 hp, carbon-fiber chassis/ body, six-speed F1 gearbox and carbon-ceramic brakes. It followed the GTO/F40/F50 halo lineage and spawned the FXX. Roughly 400 production cars are conventionally recognized. CLASSIC.COM’s benchmark is $7.44 million; RM sold an Enzo for $9.3 million in January 2026, while CLASSIC.COM records a $17.875- million high sale the same month. Current ordinary high-quality cars therefore sit roughly $5–10 million, with exceptional provenance/mileage much higher . Fuel cells, clutch/F1 hydraulics, carbon damage and Classiche status are decisive.
Talking points
- Type F140; 5.999-liter naturally aspirated V12, 660 hp, carbon-fiber chassis/ body, six-speed F1 gearbox and carbon-ceramic brakes.
- It followed the GTO/F40/F50 halo lineage and spawned the FXX.
- Roughly 400 production cars are conventionally recognized.
- CLASSIC.COM’s benchmark is $7.44 million; RM sold an Enzo for $9.3 million in January 2026, while CLASSIC.COM records a $17.875- million high sale the same month.
- Current ordinary high-quality cars therefore sit roughly $5–10 million, with exceptional provenance/mileage much higher .
- Fuel cells, clutch/F1 hydraulics, carbon damage and Classiche status are decisive.
Raw archive entry
Enzo Ferrari 5.999L V12 660 6F1 / MR ≈1,255 >350 ≈400 generally