Ferrari Enzo

The Ferrari Enzo. Named for the Founder. Built Like a Formula 1 Car. 399 Were Made. The Ferrari Enzo was named after Enzo Ferrari himself — and the car justified the honor completely. Produced from 2002 to 2004 in just 399 examples, the Ferrari Enzo deployed Formula 1 technology at road car scale: carbon-ceramic brakes from F1, a carbon fiber and Nomex honeycomb monocoque, and a naturally aspirated 6.0-litre V12 producing 660 horsepower. Michael Schumacher helped develop it. Pope John Paul II received one. It remains one of the most desirable and consequential Ferraris in existence. Rova designed this building kit to honor the Ferrari that carried Enzo's name and deployed the full weight of Formula 1 engineering into the hands of 399 of the world's most fortunate collectors. At 1:24 scale, the Ferrari Enzo's unmistakable F1-inspired nose, dramatic side intakes, and wide low stance are faithfully captured in a LEGO-compatible building kit that reflects the racing DNA at the heart of Ferrari's most celebrated limited-production supercar. The aggressive proportions communicate pure motorsport intent from every angle. An exceptional build for Ferrari devotees, supercar collectors, and anyone who understands that 399 units makes the Ferrari Enzo one of the most significant cars of the modern era.