When Ferrari decided to commemorate the company’s founder, Enzo, a statue in the town square was not enough. Instead, it created a technological monster. And not just any monster, but a Formula 1 car disguised as a road car to make it clear to everyone who was in charge. The six-liter V12 produced 660 furious horsepower, hurling the machine from a standstill to 100 km/h in 3.14 seconds and continuing to accelerate even after it passed the 350 km/h mark. The design, the work of the Pininfarina team, boasts a pointed nose inspired by racing cars and a body made of carbon fiber and Nomex.
Only 400 examples saw the light of day, and the last was presented as a gift to the Pope, because even saints deserve to enjoy the commute. Price: between $3 million and $6 million.





