RM Sotheby’s will attempt to find a buyer for this exceedingly rare and desirable Ferrari Enzo in late April. Finished in a shade of grey known as the Argento Nürburgring (see video), it is believed to be one out of only nine such vehicles. As such, it is expected to bring its seller up to €5.3 million – relatively high mileage being its main hindrance before reaching eight digits.
Per the seller, only five out of these nine Argento Nürburgring examples of the Enzo were specced with a red leather interior like this, further increasing the collector value. The original owner bought it in UK in 2004, then sold to Switzerland in 2019. The car made it back into the UK shortly before being listed.
As for the mileage, it is only a little bit short of 20,000 kilometers (12,000 miles) – plenty for a supercar like this. The seller claims that the condition is excellent and that the car comes with a Ferrari Classiche certificate confirming the authenticity of its 6.0-liter V12 powertrain. It should still be good for its original 660 PS (651 hp / 485 kW), or at least close.
For perspective, another Enzo cropped up on sale a couple of months ago with barely more than 1,000 kilometers (620 miles) on the odometer and fetched U.S. $17.8 million. This one is expected to sell for about one-third as much.
