Luxury car dealership Romans International is selling a pair of barely used iconic supercars – the legendary Ferrari Enzo and its close relative, Maserati MC12. The cars are sold separately with all pricing upon request only, but Carscoops reports that the seller is willing to part with both for £10,000,000 (more than $12,000,000).
The two models (see video) are technically related thanks to being based on the same chassis and 6.0-liter V12 engine. The Ferrari enjoys 660 PS (651 hp / 485 kW) heading for the wheels, while the Maserati is toned down slightly to 630 PS (621 hp / 463 kW).
The MC12 sports a custom exterior and looks completely different than the Enzo except for the windshield. It is also larger than the Enzo and has a higher rarity value: while the Enzo came out in a decently sized production batch of 400 units, the street-legal MC12 enjoyed a production run of just 50 units. Maserati produced them exclusively for homologation purposes.
The Maranello supercar has put 228 km (142 miles) on its odometer since 2004, while the MC12 has 333 km (207 miles) on it despite being 18 years old. Both come with the necessary documents confirming their backgrounds and reside in the UK at the moment.
