From Maxim · · 1m 30s
The only matte black Enzo Ferrari ever built
One of 400 Enzos, the sole car Ferrari let go matte black, hits the market just as Enzo values double.
In brief
One of 400 Enzos, the sole car Ferrari let go matte black, hits the market just as Enzo values double. A one-off spec plus a doubling market means this Enzo is landing at the best possible moment to sell. Originally reported by Maxim.
A black Enzo that shouldn't exist
Ferrari built 400 Enzos and signed off on exactly one in Matte Nero Opaco. Black leather inside, red Rosso gauges. RM Sotheby's sold it in 2022.
“the sole example that was allowed to be specced in a "Matte Nero Opaco" black”
Royalty got the paint approved
The original buyer was a member of the Brunei royal family. That kind of standing is likely what unlocked a first-ever finish from a factory that says no to almost everything.
Why sell after four years
Flipping a unicorn this fast looks strange until you see 2026. Mecum sold the most expensive Enzo ever for $18 million this year, and the whole market moved.
Values more than doubled
Hagerty tracked Enzos between $2.95 and $4.9 million before the spike. Across all conditions they now run $6.5 to $10.8 million, up well over 100 percent in 2026.
Barely driven, freshly sorted
Chassis 136069 shows 5,763 km from new. Carrozzeria Zanasi, the shop behind Ferrari's Icona and Tailor-Made cars, replaced the sticky switches, lights and rear bonnet glass.
“it still presents brilliantly throughout”
651 horsepower, 218 mph
The 6.0-liter V12 uses titanium connecting rods and a telescoping intake manifold, feeding an F1-derived six-speed dual clutch. Zero to 60 in 3.3 seconds.
What matters most
A one-off spec plus a doubling market means this Enzo is landing at the best possible moment to sell.
