Would you pay 2.4 million euros for a 13-year-old car? If it's a Ferrari Enzo, yes

eBay is one of the best-known and most widely used buying and selling platforms on the planet. From lamps to cars, passing through houses, video cameras, the lens cover of an indicator light from your grandfather’s old motorbike, or one of the most famous and exclusive supercars in the world.

The reason for this post is precisely the last example. On the platform we came across what for many is the quintessential supercar of the 21st century. We are talking about the Ferrari Enzo.

One of the 399 units produced of the Italian supercar is up for sale on eBay. Its price is 2.7 million dollars, which at the current exchange rate comes to roughly 2.36 million euros. Luckily for us, car lovers, this is not a unit that has been locked in a garage since it left Maranello. Its odometer, in this case a “miles” counter, shows 11,959 miles driven; just over 19,000 kilometres.

However, its condition is completely flawless. In the photos in the listing, the unit does not show a single scratch or any mark from a stone chip on its prominent front end. Only a slight wrinkle in the red leather of the driver’s seat hints at its use. Practically spotless.

Perhaps you are thinking of acquiring it, or maybe you are drooling like us over such a work of art. You probably already know all its features but, just in case, we are going to remind you. The Ferrari Enzo features a 12-cylinder V engine with 6 litres of displacement and naturally aspirated, mounted in a mid-engine position. This muscular heart with a racing spirit delivers no less than 660 horsepower at 7,800 rpm. Meanwhile, its maximum torque is 657 Nm, available at around 5,500 rpm. All this power is sent to the rear axle through a six-speed robotised gearbox with paddle shifters behind the steering wheel.

Accelerating flat out from a standstill, we only need 3.5 seconds to reach 100 km/h, while if we keep the right foot down, we will reach its top speed of 350 km/h.

Via | Carscoops