All-new 6.0-liter Ferrari Enzo V12 engine goes up for auction (9 photos)
You can't just go to an auto parts store and buy an engine. Ferrari, so this auction offer is the only one in kind of opportunity. This Ferrari Enzo engine is still is in the original box. 
Auction house RM Sotheby's is preparing to sell the motor from supercar Ferrari Enzo. Six-liter V12 Tipo F140B develops 660 horsepower, but this unit has never been used - moreover, it was not even taken out of the factory box, in which it will be put up for auction in December. According to the organizers of the auction, for a rare untouched engine will be able to help out from 200 thousand to 300 thousand dollars. In the same range lies the price of, for example, the new Lamborghini Urus. 
The naturally aspirated Tipo F140B debuted in the Ferrari Enzo in 2002. year. Later, the motors of the F140 line were widely used on other models. Ferrari and Maserati including 830 hp Competizione and 963 hp LaFerrari with a hybrid power plant, in which a pair of internal combustion engines was electric motor. 
This crate engine was shipped from Ferrari headquarters to Formula Automobile's dealership Copenhagen, according to the accompanying documentation. Probably his were going to use to replace the damaged unit of one of the 400 released by Enzo, but something went wrong, and V12 remained lying In the box. 
The engine will be sold complete with air intakes and equipment for installation. As RM Sotheby's believes, the motor can still be used for “transfer”, including to other models if there is space in engine compartment. It can also become the pearl of a collection of rare motors. 
