This particular Maserati MC12 Corse shapes up to be a very expensive car – not just because of how rare it is, but also thanks to having ~200 km (~125 miles) on the odometer to show for being 18 years old.
Only 12 such cars were made. The seller did not specify an asking price. Back in the early 2000s, the MC12 Corse was co-designed between Maserati and the Ferrari F1 team engineers based on the V12 taken from the legendary Ferrari Enzo. It was envisioned as a purebred endurance racer.
Per the seller, this particular car had the engine tuned to 755 PS (745 hp / 555 kW) and 740 Nm (546 lb-ft) of torque, resulting in a three-second launch time.
The Corse models (see video) have won multiple races, including the 24 Hours of Spa Francorchamps. Back in 2010, a Corse won its first GT1-class championship. The example on sale looks like it has never taken part in any races, though.
Out of the 12 units produced in total, 3 were converted into street-legal cars and 3 more have seen periodic use over the years. The seller believes that, out of the remaining 6, their car has the smallest mileage.
