Ferrari Cars

Ferrari Cars



                                     Ferrarri Enzo

When a new period of dominance in Formula One was attained (2002) by Ferrari after many years of painstaking development, it was time once again to unleash a pure but streetable racing sport cars.
This car is the Enzo Ferrari , named as a tribute the company's founder, a person who understood the extraordinary force represented by combining racing with the production of exclusive cars brimming with technology, at a particularly fortunate moment in Ferrari cars history, when world records are being set on the race track and in the marketplace.

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The car is to be known simply as "The Enzo", this car offers drivers the combined experience of multiple consecutive World Constructors titles with the technical ideas and engine tuning skills of World Champion Michael Schumacher. Only 399 Enzos cars were built.
The Enzo Ferrari, sometimes referred to as the the Ferrari Enzo and also F60 is a 12 cylinder Ferrari supercar named after the company's founder, Enzo Ferrari. It was built in 2003 using Formula One technology, such as a carbon fiber body, F1 style sequential shift transmission, and carbon ceramic brake discs.

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Named after the father of Ferrari, The Enzo was released as a tribute to the greatest icon in automotive history. Since production first began, Enzo Ferrari was the man behind every car released from the factory. However, since his recent death, the Enzo had been produced in an attempt to conform exactly to what Enzo would have produced had he been still alive. The designers had accomplished all that and more.
The Enzo Ferrari enjoys a unique advantage: it benefits from an intense, continuous transfer of technology generated by the long list of Ferrari successes in Formula 1 over the years.

 

 

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Some people admire the look of Ferrari ,while others dread it. What needs to be understood though is that this car serves one purpose only which is to live up to the reputation of being the ultimate Ferrari ever produced. So what does that mean? Performance, performance and more performance.

The first car Enzo Ferrari built under his own name was a racing car, dubbed the 125S. It won in only the second race it was entered in which was a clear sign of many great things to come for the Maranello based firm.

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In those early years Ferrari focused both on sports car racing and single seater racing, both with success. These winning machines might have looked very differently on the outside but under the thin skin many parts were the same, especially the engines. Ferrari built road cars as well but they were nothing more than de-tuned race cars.

Stylists and engineers created visual and technological links with the world of Formula 1 in a way never before attempted in a true road car. Rather than expressing a road car for the track, the Enzo expresses racing technology for all roads.