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    Enzo Ferrari

    A tribute to the founder of the Prancing Horse, in the year it dominated Formula 1. A limited-edition supercar that represents the pinnacle of motorsport technology.

      LIMITED EDITION

      The year 2002 marked an important stage in the Prancing Horse's triumphant journey in Formula 1: Michael Schumacher won the Drivers' Championship after only 11 Grands Prix. The Constructors' Championship, with Rubens Barrichello, followed closely on its tail. To celebrate their new great success and pay homage to its founder, in the same year Ferrari launched the Enzo, a limited edition supercar for road use that incorporated F1-derived technologies.

      Enzo Ferrari

      Supercars are the pinnacle of the technological and performance-oriented achievement of their day. Ferrari has always made them available to its customers for road use. Some examples? Extraordinary models, such as the 288 GTO and F40 manufactured in the 1980s or the F50 of 1995. These cars shared more than just their benchmark performance. They were also produced in strictly limited edition runs. In 2002, the Ferrari Enzo, of which only 399 were developed for road use, joined this family of extreme performance cars, with all the latest in Formula 1 technology and know-how. 

      Enzo Ferrari

      Indeed, the Enzo benefited from the technological crossover when Ferrari was on a majestic winning streak in Formula 1. 

      The Prancing Horse’s great technological heritage enabled it to develop an integrated system that improved the driver's performance capacities by using a Formula 1-style human-machine interface.

      All of Maranello's F1 experience

      The Enzo's engine is a 65° V12 designed on the back of Ferrari's experience in Formula 1. It has a total displacement of 5,998 cc, with a maximum power of 660 hp at 7,800 rpm and a maximum torque of 657 kgm at 5,500 rpm. The compression ratio is 11.2, and it has a specific power of 110 hp/l. 

      Uncompromising style

      Pininfarina did a superb job of harmonising style and functionality and moulding an incredibly charismatic line out of them.

      Point of connection

      The F50, whose engine directly derived from the one used in the 1990 single-seater, left its mark by bringing Formula 1 technology to the road. The Enzo, on the other hand, went down in history as the link between racing know-how and road use. As a result, many of the Enzo's cutting-edge solutions went on to appear in subsequent Ferrari models, such as its incredibly light compact V12, carbon fibre brake discs, human-machine interface, and aerodynamic features.
      • V12
        Engine
      • 5998,80 cc
        Total displacement
      • 660 hp
        Maximum power
      • >350 km/h
        Top speed
      • Typerear, longitudinal 65° V12
      • Bore and stroke92 x 75.2mm
      • Unitary displacement499.90cc
      • Total displacement5998.80cc
      • Compression ratio11.2 : 1
      • Maximum power485 kW (660 hp) at 7800 rpm
      • Power per litre110hp/l
      • Maximum torque657 Nm (67 kgm) at 5500 rpm
      • Valve actuationtwin overhead camshafts per bank, four valves per cylinder
      • Fuel feedBosch Motronic ME7 injection
      • IgnitionBosch Motronic ME7 electronic static, single spark plug per cylinder
      • Lubricationdry sump
      • Clutchtwin-plate
      • Framecarbon-fibre and Nomex honeycomb monococque
      • Front suspensionindependent push-rod, unequal-length wishbones, coil springs, telescopic shock absorbers with electronic adaptive damping
      • Rear suspensionindependent push-rod, unequal-length wishbones, coil springs, telescopic shock absorbers with electronic adaptive damping
      • Brakescarbon-ceramic discs
      • Transmissionelectro-hydraulic F1 6-speed + reverse
      • Steeringrack-and-pinion
      • Fuel tankcapacity 110litres
      • Front tyres245/35 ZR 19
      • Rear tyres345/35 ZR 19
      • Typetwo-seater berlinetta
      • Length4702mm
      • Width2035mm
      • Height1147mm
      • Wheelbase2650mm
      • Front track1660mm
      • Rear track1650mm
      • Weight1255kg (dry)
      • Top speed> 350km/h
      • Acceleration 0-100 km/h3.65sec
      • 0-400 m11sec
      • 0-1000 m19.60sec

      Four years of podium finishes encapsulated in a supercar. The Maranello-based manufacturer’s tribute to extreme performance.