Enzo Ferrari cared more about racing than about selling cars; however, he knew that moving units would be an effective way to ...

Silver is usually a boring color, unless the car in question is an Enzo.

You know Formula 1 drivers. They buy the most expensive and breathtaking cars out there, drive them for a while, and sell them to make room for others in their garages. That must have been the ...

The example we have made, produced in 2004, is expected to make a $6 million splash during an auction held by RM Sotheby’s in ...

The Ferrari Enzo is rare even by supercar standards. It was Ferrari’s flagship in the early 2000s, named after the company’s founder and built with serious F1 tech. Only 399 were made, putting it in ...

Just look at Enzo. The Italian marque built just 399 examples of its last true analog supercar (plus a bonus vehicle for the ...

See this Ferrari Enzo? See how it's in one piece? Well it wasn't always. It was involved in a horrendous crash a decade ago that split it clear in half. But it's long-since been rebuilt and sold for ...

The world of cars has been largely shaped and guided by a select few revolutionary minds. Karl Benz and Henry Ford deserve all of the credit they get, but their titular works weren’t exactly the ...

The legends of Ayrton Senna and Enzo Ferrari, both individually and in their briefly overlapped lives, belongs in the automotive history textbook. Both figures and their stories are required learning, ...