Ferrari Enzo

The Enzo was Ferrari's flagship of the early 2000s, built in a run of 399 cars plus one extra for the Vatican, and offered first to customers who had bought an F40 or F50. It brings Formula One technology to the road: a carbon fibre body, carbon-ceramic brakes, active aerodynamics and a 6.0-litre naturally aspirated V12 that reaches 8,200rpm and produces 651hp. Power goes to the rear wheels through the F1 automated manual gearbox.

This left-hand-drive car is finished in Giallo Modena over a Nero leather interior with yellow contrast stitching, carbon-backed racing seats and a carbon fibre dashboard. It shows 9,260 miles and is a Classiche-certified example, which matters on a car of this value.

The specification includes the front suspension lifter, silver-painted 19-inch wheels with Nero calipers, and a three-piece Ferrari luggage set. The toolkit, tyre repair kit and centre-lock tool are also listed. The car is currently shown as under offer, with no price published.