The Italian supercar Ferrari Enzo has been around since 2002 and when it was launched as the successor to the Ferrari F40 and Ferrari F50, demand for Ferrari's Enzo was huge. Limited to 399 copies, the Ferrari Enzo was the successful car of the sports car manufacturer from Maranello. With its 660 hp, it is now outperformed by many other super sports cars. Now they are planning a Ferrari Enzo successor.
Premium brands such as Koenigsegg or Bugatti surpass the performance of the Italian stallion by almost 400 hp.
Ferrari Enzo successor
It was only a matter of time that Ferrari would think about an equal successor. We hear from experts that a new Ferrari Enzo will appear on the market in 2012. A statement from the boardroom in Maranello says that a lot has changed since the presentation of the “original Enzo” and that Ferrari is not Ferrari if one settles for anything other than first place. We therefore assume that Ferrari will use the expertise it has now gained in terms of hybrid technology to once again be at the forefront of the super sports car league.
In addition to improved aerodynamics, including the "Active Aerodynamics" system, which directs air through the body of the vehicle, a new, certainly more powerful, possibly even a V8 engine with twin turbo is to be used. So it remains exciting to see what Ferrari will surprise us with in the near future.
Source of information: autocar.co.uk