2003 Ferrari Enzo
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Year of manufacture2003
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Mileage4 544 mi / 7 313 km
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Car typeCoupé
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Chassis numberZFFCW56A930128803
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Engine numberZFFCW56A930128803
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Electric windowsYesClimate controlYesAirbagsYesABSYes
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Reference numberEX1000
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DriveLHD
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ConditionOriginal Condition
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Exterior brand colourRosso Corsa
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Interior colourBlack
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Interior typeLeather
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Number of doors2
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Number of seats2
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Location

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Exterior colourOther
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GearboxAutomatic
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Performance651 BHP / 661 PS / 486 kW
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Drivetrain2wd
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Fuel typePetrol
Description
The Market Has Noticed. In January 2026, the Phil Bachman Collection Enzo crossed the block at Mecum Kissimmee for an astonishing $17.875 million. With that level of investment in play, the small print dictates everything: mileage, ownership history, originality, and documentation.
Chassis 128803 delivers flawlessly across all four pillars.
Key Investment Highlights:
• Provenance: Highly desirable U.S.-specification, featuring just two meticulous owners from new.
• Preservation: Only 4,544 original miles on the odometer.
• Authentication: Fully Ferrari Classiche certified with the coveted Red Book, confirming retained numbers-matching, original mechanical components.
• Maintenance: Major Ferrari dealer service completed in August 2026.
• Presentation: Full, concours-level dry-ice detail executed by I Am Detailing, showcasing factory-fresh finishes down to the undercarriage components most owners never see.
• Specification: Finished in timeless Rosso Corsa over Black leather—the definitive, iconic configuration for Ferrari’s defining modern hypercar.
• Rarity: One of just 400 examples built, cementing its status in Ferrari's legendary "Big Five" halo lineage.
The Engineering Zenith
Built as a rolling laboratory of Formula 1 technology, the Enzo is a direct extension of Michael Schumacher's championship-winning era. At its core sits a roaring 6.0L naturally aspirated V12 engine mated to a lightning-fast 6-speed F1 automated manual transmission. The entire platform is built upon a carbon-fiber and aluminum honeycomb monocoque, utilizing active aerodynamics and an F1-style steering wheel to manipulate airflow and vehicle dynamics in real-time.
Massive 15-inch Brembo carbon-ceramic brakes sit behind staggered 19-inch aluminum wheels, drastically reducing unsprung weight and providing staggering stopping power. Inside, the cabin strips away unnecessary distraction to focus purely on the driver. Sparco carbon-fiber bucket seats trimmed in premium leather combine with adjustable racing pedals to create a tailored command center.
This is a rare opportunity to acquire a remarkably preserved, Classiche-certified pillar of automotive history. We invite qualified principals to schedule a private viewing to experience this legendary machine firsthand.




















































