Quick comparison
The Ferrari Enzo appeared in 2002, the LaFerrari in 2013 – 11 years later. Both have a V12 engine, mounted as a mid-engine. The more powerful one is the LaFerrari: 963 PS versus 660 PS. Both reach 350 km/h. The rarer one is the Ferrari Enzo: 400 units versus 499.
Ferrari EnzoLaFerrari
2002–2004Period2013–2018
6.0 l Tipo F140 B V12Engine6.3 l F140 FE V12
6000 cm³Displacement6300 cm³
660 PSPower963 PS
657 NmTorque–
3.65 s0–100 km/h–
over 350 km/hTop speedover 350 km/h
1480 kgWeightaround 1255 kg (dry)
400Units built499
6-speed F1 Graziano automated manualTransmission7-speed dual-clutch automatic
Mid-engine, rear-wheel driveLayoutMid-engine, rear-wheel drive
2-door BerlinettaBody2-door coupé; 2-door Targa (Aperta)
Ken Okuyama at Pininfarina; Frank Stephenson (FXX)DesignFerrari Design Center under Flavio Manzoni
2650 mmWheelbase2650 mm
4702 × 2035 × 1147 mmL × W × H4702 × 1992 × 1116 mm
All values come from the data sheets of the two models (sources listed there). The better value is highlighted in green wherever both data sheets give a comparable figure. Photos – Ferrari Enzo: Axion23, CC BY 2.0; LaFerrari: Axion23, CC BY 2.0. Licenses and originals: Sources & image credits.
