With a mere 3,622 miles in the odomoter, the 13-year-old F1-inspired super sports car is in excellent shape, and is presented in perhaps its most desirable color combination…

Who said great styling was dead? Who said that modern supercars had lost their souls in favor of technology, aerodynamics, and emissions?

In what’s already a low production number of 349 (plus one for the Pope) Ferrari Enzos, this one-off bare carbon fiber model exists in a rarified and nearly mythological atmosphere.

Whenever we see the latest crashed supercar or hypercar, it feels like a little piece of our enthusiast soul dies with it. That due to that loss, we’ll never see another one of that specific car ever again. For most wrecked supercars, this is true.

Oh, boy, if you were on the hunt for an amazing and expensive Ferrari Collection of vehicles to buy up, then you’re wanting to look at the January 29 and 30 Gooding & Company Auction.

Some people absolutely love washing their cars. It’s a sign of their affection, a sign of their ownership, a sign of them being entirely too anal about something that’s literally made to get dirty.

It goes without saying that the Ferrari Enzo was a special supercar. It’s naturally aspirated V12 motor was a titanic leap forward in supercar technology, as well as the audacity of the company to label a car with its founders name on it.