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Ferrari Monterey Car Week auctions

Entities: Broad Arrow Auctions · Ferrari Enzo · Monterey Car Week · Ferrari Classiche

Overview

Ferrari’s Monterey Car Week programme now includes three linked developments. In late July the automaker unveiled the one‑off electric supercar prototype Luce (Chassis 0), a tailor‑made vehicle with colour‑shifting paint, a bespoke interior and 1,035 hp, slated for auction by RM Sotheby’s with a $1.1 million‑plus estimate and proceeds earmarked for the Ferrari Foundation’s education programmes.

The week’s heritage offering, a 2003 Enzo finished in the rare Nero D.S. black paint, is being sold by Broad Arrow Auctions with no reserve. After a recent $80,000 service and Ferrari Classiche certification, the car logged 21,352 km (13,268 mi). Initial estimates of $9‑11 million were later reduced by more than $6 million because of the mileage, underscoring how collector‑car values react to usage even on ultra‑rare models. A comparable black Enzo sold earlier for $15.18 million, while a low‑mileage Enzo fetched €13.14 million, highlighting the premium placed on condition and provenance.

Timeline

  1. 1 day ago

    [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    Ferrari Enzo auction price cut by $6 million due to high mileage

    A rare black Ferrari Enzo slated for auction in Monterey, California, saw its estimated price cut by over $6 million due to a high 13,268‑mile odometer reading, highlighting mileage’s impact on collectible car価

  2. 4 days ago

    [BUSINESS] 8 sources
    Ferrari Enzo Black Edition to be auctioned at Monterey Car Week

    A 2003 black Ferrari Enzo with 21,352 km will be auctioned at Monterey Car Week, estimated $9‑11 million, no reserve, after changing owners across Nevada, Colorado, Arizona and Florida.

  3. 16 days ago

    [BUSINESS] 5 sources
    Ferrari Luce electric supercar to fetch over $1 million at Monterey auction

    Ferrari's first electric Luce, Chassis 0, will be auctioned at Monterey Car Week with estimates above $1.1 million; proceeds go to the Ferrari Foundation.

Sources

annalehtimedia.fi · autotypos.gr · camministorici.it · clubalfa.it · es.motor1.com · ilcorrierino.com · inversion.es · oral.fi · russiafocus.co.kr · sarajevo-x.com

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