Ferrari Enzo Almost Completely Destroyed In Crazy Wreck Is Now Worth Three Times As Much

The limited edition Ferrari Enzo debuted in 2002 and only 400 examples were made. After the crash on the Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu, California, the car’s parts were loaded onto a flatbed truck and it seemed that we would never see it again. The car was originally worth $650 thousand and has somehow been fully restored and rebuilt in like new condition.   The Ferrari Enzo was repaired and overhauled by the Ferrari Technical Assistance Service. It was then “fully blessed and certified” by Ferrari Classiche, the experts who restore vintage luxury cars. Not only was the car completely restored, but new features were added including Bose audio, power windows, navigation, and a rear backup camera. The formerly red Ferrari was painted black, or Nero Daytona to be specific. The new and improved Enzo sold at Sotheby’s auction in Paris for about $1.75 million, which came as a surprise to many. The story and fame associated with the car likely drove up its value, but either way the owner ended up having a happy ending to his once sad story.