This Ferrari Enzo is dressed in real factory paint, and no, we can't believe it really exists. With the White Ferrari Enzo, you can realize all the fantasies of 1980s Miami with more modern technology. Only this V12 mid-engine Enzo is from the '80s, but from the analog 6.0-litre V12 of the early 2000s, and it's closer to that decade than today's twin-turbo hybrid Ferrari technology. Yes, you're that old.
While fans of Tifosi Ferrari may insist that anything that doesn't wear Rosso Corsa isn't a real Ferrari, this disposable white stallion is being auctioned off at RM Sotheby's auction and is expected to set a record.
This 2003 Ferrari Enzo is one of the rare Extracampionario cars. The Custom Plan is only available for Elite customers and has fewer than 20. Yes, you read that right, buying a new Ferrari Enzo isn't unique enough, non-standard colors are only available for cars purchased by special customers. Named Bianco Avus, the Italian translation is basically "white ancestor", and the chassis #133023 here was completed in May 2003 by maranello's craftsmen.
Nearly a decade ago, Enzo earned the title of Ferrari Classiche, making it recognized as a special Prancing Horse. Inside, this white Enzo is equipped with a red Rossa Corsa instrument and an enlarged carbon fibre racing seat. The stark contrast between Nero black leather and the unique 3D cloth inserts may be impressive, but we think white leather will shock the whole body even more.
Initially designated and delivered to a Swiss-German customer, the white unicorn was sold to a buyer in Hong Kong. Enzo was named there, but since it may have sat in the vault, it was never fully registered on the street, unlike this high mileage Enzo. Over the years, Bianco Avus Enzo has a record of all required services, most recently receiving a full annual service from Ferrari in Hong Kong.
Pulled out of the mysterious storage bunker, this Enzo V12 freak is a very special Ferrari. It will be auctioned on June 29, and RM Sotheby's will only accept bids for a private auction for 24 hours before selling and hiding for a decade or so.
What will it sell? That's anyone's guess, but it must be more than $2 million, because even Enzo crashed and was cut in half, rebuilt and sold for that money.