Ferrari Enzo is likely a dream car for many exotic car aficionados. This era-defining supercar is named in honor of the marque’s race-obsessed founder. The car also has created a bridge between modern 2010s-era hybrid LaFerrari and older 1990s-era F50. But even the most ardent Ferrari fans haven’t seen the iconic car in this shade of white.
The Car
There’s a reason behind why the color of this car is so unique. The 20 ‘Extracampionario’ cars were finished in a non-traditional color and were only offered to the most loyal and wealthiest customers of Ferrari. Out of the total 400 Enzos, this special one, numbered chassis 133023, is the sole Ferrari Enzo painted in a unique Bianco Avus white out. According to Sotheby’s auction house, the car initially made its way to Symbol Automobiles in Maatran, Switzerland, via Ferrari Central Europe in Wiesbaden, Germany.
The Design
Nicknamed The White Enzo, the car is built on Nomex chassis and carbon fiber. Ken Okuyama, the designer of the Ferrari Enzo, mimicked the shape of a standard open-wheel racer car with a skin of a road car, extending over the cockpit and the fenders. The air-cutting profile of the car is created by Kevlar panels and Wind tunnel-tested carbon fiber. The 19-inch alloy wheels are anchored by 15-inch-sized Brembo ceramic-carbon disc brakes, which help in providing stopping power. On top of everything, Lamborghini-Esque scissor doors complete the exotic appearance of the Ferrari Enzo.
The Interior
The interior of this Ferrari Enzo car includes instruments in the shade of the quintessential Rossa Corsa red of the brand. It superbly contrasts with the Nero black leather upholstery of the car interior. For much of its life, this chassis 133023 was owned by a mysterious Swiss-German billionaire, who rarely drove the car by himself. Now the Ferrari Enzo is headed to auction and, retaining Ferrari’s original plan, RM Sotheby’s is offering the car to its most astute clients.
300-Horsepower Cars That Cost Less Than $10,000
You probably don’t need us to tell you that good cars are expensive. If you want quality, you have to shell out the dough — and that’s especially true if you want a car with 300-horsepower. However, what if we told you that you could bag yourself a 300-horsepower car for less than $10,000? While it could seem impossible, you can really knock down the price of an epic car if you’re willing to accept that it has had previous owners and has a few thousand miles on the clock.
2010 Ford Mustang GT — $9,819
Everyone dreams of owning a ‘Stang, right? Well, if you have $9,819 in the bank, then this 2010 Ford Mustang GT could be yours. Featuring 315 horsepower, this car has got the punch to go with the low price tag, and you can also find it in a variety of different colors.
2010 BMW 550i — $8,550
If you’ve had your eye on a BMW for a while, then why spend your hard-earned money on something that’s going to wipe out your savings? You could get a good quality 2010 BMW 550i for just $8,550. Featuring a V8 engine, this E60 5 series could be the coolest new addition to your garage.
2011 Infiniti G37 Coupe — $9,380
While there’s no doubt about the fact that this generation of the Infiniti G series has just as many fans as it does enemies, there are many people out there who would love to call this car their own. The best part is that it could be yours for less than $10,000. This car features a V6 engine, and you can even grab it in the Sport Coupe.
If you love cars but don’t want to spend a huge amount of money on new additions to your garage, then you’ll be happy to know that these 300-horsepower cars won’t break the bank.