A rare 2003 Ferrari Enzo, finished in Nero D.S. over Ross, is set to headline Broad Arrow’s The Quail Auction.
Moreover, for car collectors, it is expected to fetch $9–$11 million (£6.8m–£8.3m) without reserve at Monterey Car Week.
For car collectors, the Formula One-inspired Ferrari hyper-car leads a catalogue of 185 vehicles.
This underscores the growing strength of the collector car market and rising demand for rare, low-production super-cars and modern classics.
Ultra-Rare Specification Makes This Enzo Stand Out
Twenty-three years after its debut, the Ferrari Enzo remains one of Maranello’s most celebrated road cars.
For car collectors, it combines Formula One-derived technology with breathtaking performance and exclusivity.
The example heading to auction is chassis ZFFCW56A130132652, one of only 12 U.S.-market Enos finished in stealthy Nero D.S. black paint. Even more exclusive, it is one of just three specified with a striking Ross leather interior, complemented by Nero carpets, Ross instrument dials and XL Racing Seats.
Unlike the familiar Ross Corsa examples that dominate Enzo production, this unusual specification gives the car a distinctive and highly collectable presence.
Adding further appeal, the Ferrari benefits from:
- Ferrari Classiche certification
- Fully documented three-owner history
- Comprehensive servicing record
- Extensive recent mechanical preparation
- Offered without reserve
The car is expected to be one of the biggest attractions during Monterey Car Week when it crosses the auction block on Friday 14 August.
Collector Demand Continues To Grow
Broad Arrow says demand for landmark super-cars such as the Enzo continues to strengthen.
Additionally, there is a noticeable shift towards younger collectors seeking highly original, low-production vehicles.
Barney Ruprecht, Vice President of Auctions at Broad Arrow, said:
“The Ferrari Enzo was the definitive supercar of its moment, and its standing amongst enthusiasts and desirability amongst collectors has only continued to grow over the last two decades.
“Today’s younger serious collectors are increasingly searching for the rarest specifications on the world’s most exclusive cars, and this exceptionally maintained Nero D.S. over Ross example perfectly represents that trend.”
185 Exceptional Cars To Cross The Block
Broad Arrow’s inaugural The Quail Auction will feature 185 collector cars across two auction days during Monterey Car Week.
The sale takes place:
- Thursday 13 August – 2:00pm PT
- Friday 14 August – 11:00am PT
A full public preview will be held on Wednesday 12 August at The Carmel Golf Club, coinciding with the prestigious The Quail, A Motorsports Gathering event.
Top Collector Cars At The Quail Auction
Alongside the Ferrari Enzo, the sale includes some of the world’s most desirable collector cars spanning more than seven decades of automotive history.
Among the headline entries are:
| Model | Estimated Value |
|---|---|
| 2003 Ferrari Enzo | $9m–$11m |
| 2025 Bugatti W16 Mistral | $8m–$10m |
| 2017 Ferrari F12tdf | $3.3m–$3.8m |
| 2015 Porsche 918 Spyder | $3.25m–$3.75m |
| 2011 Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport | $3.25m–$3.75m |
| 1968 Lamborghini Miura P400 S | $3.2m–$3.6m |
| 1967 Ferrari 275 GTB/4 | $3.2m–$3.5m |
| 2023 Hennessey Venom F5 Revolution Coupe | $2.9m–$3.2m |
| 2019 McLaren Senna | $2.35m–$2.85m |
| 2021 McLaren Elva | $1.75m–$2.1m |
The catalogue also includes landmark classics from Porsche, Shelby, Maserati, Mercedes-Benz, Lamborghini and Ferrari, alongside some of the world’s newest ultra-exclusive hypercars.
A Market Focused On The Future
Broad Arrow President Kenneth Ahn believes this year’s catalogue demonstrates how the collector car market is evolving.
He said:
“Our offering at The Quail Auction represents Broad Arrow’s most significant and most valuable catalogue since our first Monterey auction in 2022.
“It combines today’s cutting-edge hypercars, the rarest modern classics from the 1980s through the 2000s and timeless hand-built sports and racing cars that continue to define automotive excellence.”
The complete auction catalogue is now available ahead of what is expected to become one of the headline sales during Monterey Car Week 2026.
Motoring Echo Top Tips – Buying Modern Collector Supercars
✔ Provenance Matters
Always look for a fully documented ownership history, factory records and comprehensive servicing documentation.
✔ Factory Certification Adds Value
Manufacturer certification programmes, such as Ferrari Classiche, can significantly increase long-term desirability and buyer confidence.
✔ Rare Specifications Command Premiums
Limited production colours, unusual interior combinations and factory options often become the most valuable examples over time.
✔ Originality Is King
Cars retaining their original paint, trim, engine and factory specification generally achieve the strongest auction results.
✔ Driveability Still Counts
Many of today’s most valuable collector cars are increasingly being purchased by enthusiasts who intend to drive them, making mechanical condition just as important as investment potential.
- Complete digital catalogue and event details now available at broadarrowauctions.com
