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
Porsche Carrera GT
2004–2007 · 605 hp · 1,270 units
Projected value
$4,151,130
Avg sale
$1,488,734
Recorded sales
153
Sale price over time
Average recorded sale price by year for Ferrari Enzo and Porsche Carrera GT.
Head to head
| Production years | 2002–2004 | 2004–2007 |
|---|---|---|
| Horsepower | 651 | 605A wins |
| Units produced | 400 | 1270Rarer (A) |
| Projected value | $7,136,656 | $4,151,130 |
| Average sale | $5,132,376 | $1,488,734 |
| Highest recorded sale | $17,875,000 | $6,715,000 |
| Recorded sales | 38 | 153More data (B) |
Which is the better collector value?
The Enzo is the rarer, higher-value proposition — roughly a third higher projected value and a higher average sale than the Carrera GT — while the Carrera GT carries far more recorded sales, giving better price-discovery data. Which is the better collector value comes down to whether you chase scarcity-plus-valuation (Enzo) or deep, liquid market history (Carrera GT).