Yes, the two cars in the picture are the same. Before and after an intensive reconstruction process.
In 2006, a brutal accident in the United States at more than 260 km/h, split the Enzo Ferrari that you can see in the images in two. This example with chassis number #130 (only 400 units were manufactured) was in practically unrecognizable condition.Fortunately, the Ferrari Technical Assistance Service outfit did its "magic" and gave back all the glory to this masterpiece equipped with a 660hp V12 engine. The entire restoration process has been certified by Ferrari Classiche. In addition to the complete reconstruction, the technical team took the opportunity to add some extras to Maranello's model, including a navigation system and a rear camera.
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There being no reason to question the work done by Ferrari, could the dark past of this Ferrari Enzo detract from its value? On February 3rd, it will be auctioned in Paris, for an estimated value of 1,995,750 million euros.
