A Gallery Showcasing the 2003 Ferrari Enzo
The 2003 Ferrari Enzo on offer through Mecum Auctions.
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A Gallery Showcasing the 2003 Ferrari Enzo
Image Credit: Mecum Auctions Approximately 70 examples of the Ferrari Enzo were originally sent to the US market.
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A Gallery Showcasing the 2003 Ferrari Enzo
Image Credit: Mecum Auctions The carbon-fiber cockpit is fitted with black leather bucket seats.
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A Gallery Showcasing the 2003 Ferrari Enzo
The car was radical in appearance for the time, with its butterfly doors, F1-style nose and rear diffusor.
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A Gallery Showcasing the 2003 Ferrari Enzo
Image Credit: Mecum Auctions The Enzo delivers 660 hp and 485 ft lbs of torque.
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A Gallery Showcasing the 2003 Ferrari Enzo
Image Credit: Mecum Auctions The Enzo’s 6.0-liter V-12 engine was entirely new, based on the design for a V-8 developed for Maserati’s new range of coupes and Quattroportes at the time.
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A Gallery Showcasing the 2003 Ferrari Enzo
Image Credit: Mecum Auctions Not your “regular red” Enzo, this 7,334-mile example features a striking, custom-ordered Argento Nürburgring exterior.
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A Gallery Showcasing the 2003 Ferrari Enzo
Image Credit: Mecum Auctions Ferrari’s Enzo model was penned under the aegis of Pininfarina’s head of design, Ken Okuyama, and made its official debut at the 2002 Paris Motor Show.