Ferrari Enzo

The Enzo used a six-speed electrohydraulic transmission operated by steering-wheel paddles.

The Enzo used carbon-ceramic brake discs drawing on technology Ferrari developed in motorsport.

The Enzo's monocoque uses carbon-fibre composites with aluminium honeycomb structures.

The Enzo's V12 develops 660 hp at 7,800 rpm.

The Enzo uses a mid-mounted naturally aspirated V12 displacing 5,999 cc.

Ferrari quotes a top speed exceeding 350 km/h for the Enzo.

The original run comprised 399 cars, with an additional 400th example presented to Pope John Paul II and later sold for charity.

The model was named after company founder Enzo Ferrari.

The Ferrari Enzo was publicly unveiled at the Paris motor show in 2002.

The Enzo architecture became the basis for Ferrari's track-only FXX development programme.