A rare black Ferrari Enzo with over 13,000 miles on the odometer is set to cross the auction block at Monterey Car Week later this month.
The 2003 supercar carries an estimate of $9 million to $11 million.
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According to Broad Arrow Auctions, which is handling the sale, this Enzo is one of only a dozen delivered to the U.
S. in Nero D.
S. black.
Among those, just three feature a Rosso red leather interior, making this example particularly rare.
High Mileage, Lower Price
The Enzo has been driven 13,268 miles (21,352 km), which is relatively high for a car of its kind.
Earlier this year, a similar black Enzo with only 430 miles (692 km) sold for $15.185 million, making it the second most-expensive Enzo ever sold at public auction.
If this higher-mileage example sells at the lower end of its estimate, it would be over $6 million less than the March sale.
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That works out to roughly $467 less for every extra mile on the clock.
The car has had three owners since new.
It first sold in Nevada, then moved to Colorado in 2009, and later to Scottsdale, Arizona in 2012.
In 2022, it relocated with its owner to Florida.
Earlier this year, the Enzo earned Ferrari Classiche certification and underwent a major service costing over $80,000.
Despite its higher mileage, the car is described as being in excellent condition.
Broad Arrow Auctions notes that while this Enzo has been driven more than most, it remains a pristine example.
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The auction house expects strong interest from collectors who prefer black over the traditional red.
