The Enzo is one of the most iconic automobiles, and it has a special position in the lengthy history of Ferrari. This supercar, which bears the name Enzo Ferrari in honor of the company’s founder, combines Formula 1 technology with road vehicle design to create a singular blend of performance and style. One of just six Ferrari Enzos completed in the uncommon Grigio Titanio color is currently up for bid at Mecum Auctions, with an estimated asking price of $4,500,000 to $4,750,000.
The Ferrari Enzo, which replaced the F50 as the company’s flagship in 2002, ruled the market for more than ten years before the LaFerrari was unveiled. Using carbon-fiber composites for the chassis and primary body panels, Ferrari created a powerful street-legal vehicle that is both lightweight and strong, drawing on their vast experience in Formula One racing.
The F1 aerodynamics are reflected in Enzo’s design, which prioritizes downforce and reduces drag for improved stability at high speeds. One of its characteristics is an active rear spoiler with computer control that modifies its angle according to driving circumstances and speed.
The Enzo’s naturally aspirated V12 engine produces 485 lb-ft of torque and 650 horsepower at 7,800 rpm when coupled to an F1-inspired 6-speed automated sequential manual transmission. An incredible 3.1 seconds to reach 60 mph and a maximum speed of 217 mph made the Enzo one of the fastest production cars ever.There are only six Ferrari Enzos with the unique Grigio Titanio paint, so this 2004 model, with just 2,745 miles on the clock, is extremely uncommon. The exterior is complemented by the interior, which is black leather with red stitching. Books, tools, a Ferrari Classiche Report, and a Marcel Massini Report are all included in the documentation.
