Ferrari Enzo #399 of #399

That is a great story, thanks for sharing. What other unique cars have you found for him?

 

Great to see the Schumi Enzo finally sold. Did your partner also bought it?

Well done.

 

VERY INTERESTING post... Please keep us updated!

 

I'm under the educated understanding that +400 Enzos were finally made (I specifically collected Enzo serial numbers and run an "Enzo Register" for a while) so although there is actual means to know the car's order among Enzos, being #399 does not necessarily mean it is the last one made. Of course it could be the last one actually made but then it wouldn't surely be exactly #399, so would you mind to confirm which of both is true?

Anyway if Massini and other high stakes contacts you mention have been involved here, accuracy is guaranteed, I guess.

Then there was that story about the 400th Enzo donated to the Pope...

 

It's good to see it leave that showroom. Was there for a year i think. I wonder if that collectbor also bought Schumi's FXX?

 

Rodolfo, I believe this is s/n 139305. A very nice car but not, by a long way, the last Enzo made.

Jonathan

 

399 is the last PRODUCTION Enzo.

400 is a POST-PRODUCTION Enzo, built specially by Ferrari SpA for a special purpose.

I think there is a misunderstanding by most on what constitutes a production run. When the production run closes, the factory can manufacture some additional cars, for a number of reasons (special requests, replacement cars etc). The factory does not view these cars as "production" cars. Accordingly, there is a difference between "the last production car" and "the last one made".

 

what's the color of this 400 ?

 

Production or post-production, I don't think the car says #399 on it anywhere. Nor would I imagine that there is any hard verification from the factory that this was the "last production car."

But it would be interesting to see.

 

Congratulations on putting together a tremendous transaction. Well done. And thank you for sharing some of the story with us. Its a fantastic read and #399 is truly a special Enzo- already a special car.

Best of luck and best wishes for continued success.

You have to love the semantics of the situation.

 

In Monaco a few years ago, I saw an Enzo with the signature badging on the rear deck lid. The car was ivory in color, but it was a wrap, so I couldn't tell the underlying color. But I recall Monaco plates, not Italian.

 

Is the color of the schumacher enzo (the one with the darker wheels) due to a protective plastic being over it?

 

I think, without being sure that the FXX is still in Germany at the car dealer's garage.

 

Cool. Looking forward to it!

 

The car is Rossi scuderia with dark grey wheels. Originally, Michael had had the wheels chromed (as he did on many of his Ferraris, MC12 included), but it was really "unbecoming"

 

No
Sold too
The Enzo, MC12, FXX all came out of the same collection

 

The original "Enzo" signature was on LdM's black Enzo. It did get copied and repeated many times since.
By the way, you can buy the Enzo Ferrari chromed signature at Formula Shopping in Maranello....