Internal sources have said: “The world is a very different place to how it was when the Enzo was launched. It has moved on completely. And we are Ferrari – we do not take part to make up the numbers.”
It's said the successor – using a direct-injection twin-turbocharged V8 petrol engine – is due in 2013 and will be the firms flagship vehicle. It's expected to utilise the company's new-generation aerodynamic technology, including ‘active aerodynamics’ that pump air out through the body to influence the way airflows over and under the skin.