Three of Ferrari's 'Big Six' to Headline RM Sotheby's Miami Sale This March
by RM Sothebys | January 15, 2025
RM Sotheby's Miami auction during ModaMiami, 1–2 March 2025, will feature three of Ferrari's legendary 'Big Six' models—the F40, F50, and Enzo—offered in exceptional condition, as Miami consignments begin to be announced
• RM Sotheby's Miami auction during ModaMiami (1–2 March 2025) will feature three of Ferrari's legendary 'Big Six' models—the F40, F50, and Enzo.
• Each car is in exceptional condition, including the F40 with 3,435 miles, the F50 with 2,174 kilometers (1,351 miles), and the Enzo with just 1,049 miles, with all three having been recently serviced by Ferrari.
• Moda Miami, taking place 1–2 March 2025 blends automotive artistry, luxury, and lifestyle into an unforgettable weekend.
BLENHEIM, Canada – RM Sotheby's has announced the first official highlights of its Miami 2025 auction lineup. During the highly anticipated ModaMiami weekend, 1–2 March 2025, three of Ferrari's legendary 'Big Six' models—the Enzo, F40, and F50—will be offered at auction. This extraordinary trio presents a rare opportunity for collectors to acquire three of Ferrari's most iconic halo cars in a single event.
'When it comes to collectible Ferraris, the flagship models are considered the most desirable of all road-going Ferraris,' said Gord Duff, President of RM Sotheby's. 'They're regarded as pieces of history and showcase the very best of Ferrari. Having three of the Big Six together in one sale is truly special. Each of these examples is a low-mileage, highly original car, complete with its original tools, manuals, and more. They are poised to become either the first step toward completing a Big Six collection or the final piece to round out a full Ferrari lineup.'
The Ferrari F40, F50, and Enzo represent half of the 'Big Six' Ferraris—models that have defined decades of performance, innovation, and the pinnacle of Ferrari's technological and design achievements. Released roughly once every 10 years, these flagship 'halo cars' have shaped Ferrari's legacy and captivated enthusiasts around the world.
1991 Ferrari F40: Launched in 1987 to celebrate Ferrari's 40th anniversary, the F40 is a twin-turbocharged icon and the first production car to break 200 mph. Lightweight, raw, and uncompromising, it remains a benchmark in supercar history. One of just 213 US-spec examples, this Miami offering is Ferrari Classiche Certified. With only 3,435 miles, it is a pure, original example and comes complete with its original manuals, warranty booklet, fitted luggage, and a history report by Marcel Massini, making it an outstanding addition to any Ferrari collection (Estimate: $3,250,000–$3,750,000).
1996 Ferrari F50: The 154th of only 349 examples built, this 1996 Ferrari F50 is a low-mileage, showroom-quality supercar celebrating Ferrari's 50th anniversary. With just 2,174 kilometers (1,351 miles) on the odometer, it seamlessly blends Formula 1 technology with road-going performance. Powered by a naturally aspirated 4.7-liter V12 derived directly from Ferrari's F1 program, it features a carbon fiber chassis and open-top design, delivering an unmatched driving experience. With extensive service history and Ferrari Classiche Certification, this F50 is presented in completely original paint and includes its original owner's manuals, warranty booklet, tools, fitted luggage, and removable hardtop in its road case. It is also accompanied by service invoices and a history report by Marcel Massini (Estimate: $5,500,000–$6,500,000).
2003 Ferrari Enzo: Built to honor Ferrari's founder, the Enzo represents the pinnacle of early 2000s Formula 1 technology. Powered by a 6.0-liter V12 and constructed with lightweight carbon fiber, it is one of only 399 examples ever built. This ultra-low-mileage, two-owner, US-spec Enzo has just 1,049 miles, with most of the mileage accrued during the first owner's 17-year ownership. Presented in near-showroom condition, approximately 100 examples were delivered to the US, and this car is one of only five US-spec examples finished in Rosso Corsa over Natural leather. It retains all of its original accessories, including fitted luggage, battery charger, window sticker, and original warranty book, and is documented with a history report by Ferrari expert Marcel Massini. (Estimate: $5,500,000–$6,500,000).
About RM Sotheby's
RM Sotheby's is the world's largest collector car auction house by total sales. With over 45 years of proven results in the collector car industry, RM's vertically integrated range of services, from auctions (live and online) and private sales to estate planning and financial services, coupled with an expert team of Car Specialists and an international footprint, provide an unsurpassed level of service to the global collector car market. RM Sotheby's is currently responsible for six of the top ten most valuable motor cars ever sold at auction.
ModaMiami, taking place 1–2 March 2025, is RM Sotheby's flagship East Coast event, blending automotive artistry, luxury, and lifestyle into an unforgettable weekend. For more information or to purchase tickets, visit modamiami.com.
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