At a glance
Ferrari Enzo
2002–2004 · 651 hp · 400 units
Projected value
$7,136,656
Avg sale
$5,132,376
Recorded sales
38
vs
McLaren F1
1992-1998 · 618 hp · 64 units
Projected value
$26,180,821
Avg sale
$13,856,293
Recorded sales
11
Sale price over time
Average recorded sale price by year for Ferrari Enzo and McLaren F1.
Head to head
| Production years | 2002–2004 | 1992-1998 |
|---|---|---|
| Horsepower | 651 | 618A wins |
| Units produced | 400 | 64Rarer (B) |
| Projected value | $7,136,656 | $26,180,821 |
| Average sale | $5,132,376 | $13,856,293 |
| Highest recorded sale | $17,875,000 | $34,655,000 |
| Recorded sales | 38 | 11More data (A) |
Which is the better collector value?
The McLaren F1 dominates on raw value and scarcity, with a projected value several times the Enzo, but it trades far less often so its market history is thin. The Enzo has more recorded sales, making its valuation trend easier to read. Buy the F1 for the pinnacle of value and rarity; buy the Enzo for a liquid, well-documented market.