For the very first time, this Enzo Ferrari with this license plate is spotted in Monaco.
This Enzo Ferrari appeared for the first time in Monaco with this license plate. However, this license plate has been seen on other cars before, first on a Lamborghini Huracán LP610-4 and then on a McLaren 570S. Quite an upgrade, one might say.
The Ferrari Enzo was named after Enzo Ferrari, the legendary founder of the Ferrari brand, as a tribute to his contribution to the automotive industry.
The Enzo was produced in an extremely limited quantity. Only 399 units were manufactured between 2002 and 2004, with an additional 400th vehicle produced and auctioned for the Vatican. The Enzo is equipped with a 6.0-liter V12 engine that delivers an impressive output of around 660 horsepower. This powerful engine enables acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h in approximately 3.3 seconds. The Enzo was a precursor to many technological innovations that were later applied to other Ferrari models. These include the F1 transmission system, which allows for rapid gear shifts, and the advanced aerodynamics package for improved stability at high speeds.
The Enzo's lightweight carbon fiber body was reinforced to reduce weight and increase stiffness, achieving optimal performance. Active aerodynamics: The Enzo features an active aerodynamics system that adjusts airflow according to driving conditions. The use of movable spoilers and air vents improves downforce and optimizes stability at high speeds. Due to its limited production, legendary status, and extraordinary design, the Enzo is highly sought after. Used examples often command high prices in the market and hold significant collector value.
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