This Ferrari Enzo painted in emerald green aims to attract more attention than usual

Car manufacturers are very much characterised by the colours they use on their most iconic creations. Whether because the colours are historic, having belonged to some competition model, or because of their exclusivity, having been created for a specific customer. In the case of Ferrari -the protagonist of this article- they feature very iconic colours, such as the beautiful Rosso Corsa or Giallo Modena. In fact, it is rare to find a Cavallino Rampante that does not feature one of these two colours on its bodywork. However, there is one owner who has chosen to go against the brand.

Some lucky customer once purchased an exclusive Ferrari Enzo but, not being satisfied with it, at some point decided to paint it Emerald Green. Without a doubt, this Enzo features exhaustive work down to the smallest detail, giving a unique look to the Italian supercar. But the details are not limited to the exterior, as the Emerald Green is also present in the cabin.

As we were telling you, the previous owner had good taste -and money- and undoubtedly turned to a professional. The exterior shows no modifications other than the bright green colour, which gives the Enzo a more subdued character. To create some contrast, the roof has been painted in metallic black, the wheels in a dark reddish tone and the brake calipers also in red.

In the cabin, there are also some modifications. The paddle shifters behind the steering wheel of the powerful Cavallino feature the same green as the exterior. The seam stitching on the seats and steering wheel is in yellow, creating a second contrast with the magnificent and subtle exterior. Furthermore, the rearing horse on the headrest appears in green on the driver’s seat, and in red on the passenger’s. In this way, part of the Italian flag is present in the Enzo.

We mentioned earlier the owner of this Ferrari as the “previous” one because this very special unit is for sale at the famous British dealership belonging to Joe Macari. As far as changes go, we only notice them aesthetically. The mechanics that give life to the Enzo remain the same powerful naturally aspirated V12 of 660 CV, which delivers a 0 to 100 km/h time of just 3.6 seconds.

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Without a doubt, this Enzo has become an even more special vehicle and, surely, its value will increase over time despite not being an original colour from the Italian firm. Honestly, we must acknowledge that green really suits the Ferrari Enzo and it would not be unreasonable -from our point of view- to choose this unit.