This is Enzo Ferrari. A swift arrow for the road. It was ground-shattering for 2002-2004. This naturally aspirated 6.0L | V12 engine model which Michael Schumacher played a part in developing--infuses Formula 1 technology into its DNA. From steering wheel to its body.
It is an extreme performance supercar. When you "pull the bow" (slam the gas pedal), It will shoot you through the air from 0-60mph in 3.1-3.3 sec and "fly you through the road" while you shift its F1-style 6-speed transmission while the stiff carbon-fiber body will glide you through the air reaching 217-221mph. This force is delivered with 651-660hp.
You will reach your set goal because the interior has a minimal driver-focused design to give you just what you need while giving you a thrill. And when you need to take a break slam those carbon-ceramic brakes that were a first for a Ferrari at this point in time.
It wasn't an easy car to obtain then and certainly not now. Did I mention it is limited to just 399 models? There is one more to be exact and it was given to John Paul II, as a charity to the Vatican. It didn't stay there and was auctioned at Sotheby's for $1.1 million which was a lot more than its original price $670,000.
What is your favorite part about Enzo Ferrari?