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The one and only white Ferrari Enzo is up for auction

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The one and only white Ferrari Enzo is up for auction | Top Gear

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Fewer than 20 Enzos were allowed to leave the factory painted in a non-standard colour. This was the only white one

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The one and only white Ferrari Enzo is up for auction

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Fewer than 20 Enzos were allowed to leave the factory painted in a non-standard colour. This was the only white one

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Fewer than 20 Enzos were allowed to leave the factory painted in a non-standard colour. This was the only white one

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The one and only white Ferrari Enzo is up for auction

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The one and only white Ferrari Enzo is up for auction

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The one and only white Ferrari Enzo is up for auction

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Fewer than 20 Enzos were allowed to leave the factory painted in a non-standard colour. This was the only white one

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Bigfoot, the Loch Ness Monster and the white Ferrari Enzo. Many claim to have seen them and yet nobody can vouch for their existence. Until now, that is.

Sadly somebody hasn’t found a giant dino-like creature in a Scottish lake, but the one and only white Enzo you see pictured above is heading up for auction through RM Sotheby’s on 29 June.

Yep, Sotheby’s describes this as “the fabled white Enzo” as it’s the only one that was allowed to leave the factory in Bianco Avus. In fact, fewer than 20 Enzos were described as ‘extracampionario’ cars and were painted in non-standard colours for their very special clients.

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Chassis 133023 was the only white one and was completed in May 2003. It featured a black leather interior, Rosso Corsa dials and carbon fibre bucket seats with black cloth inserts. Just glorious, isn’t it?

Sadly it has been so rarely seen as it was initially sold to ‘a very private German-Swiss billionaire’ before heading to Hong Kong in 2011 where it remained unregistered for road use. Apparently there’s less than 6,000 miles on the 6.0-litre naturally-aspirated V12 at present. Shame.

Still, it’s just had a full Ferrari service and hopefully the next buyer will put it to good use. How much do we think it’ll sell for, Internet? Answers in the comments below…

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Bigfoot, the Loch Ness Monster and the white Ferrari Enzo. Many claim to have seen them and yet nobody can vouch for their existence. Until now, that is.

Sadly somebody hasn’t found a giant dino-like creature in a Scottish lake, but the one and only white Enzo you see pictured above is heading up for auction through RM Sotheby’s on 29 June.

Yep, Sotheby’s describes this as “the fabled white Enzo” as it’s the only one that was allowed to leave the factory in Bianco Avus. In fact, fewer than 20 Enzos were described as ‘extracampionario’ cars and were painted in non-standard colours for their very special clients.

Chassis 133023 was the only white one and was completed in May 2003. It featured a black leather interior, Rosso Corsa dials and carbon fibre bucket seats with black cloth inserts. Just glorious, isn’t it?

Sadly it has been so rarely seen as it was initially sold to ‘a very private German-Swiss billionaire’ before heading to Hong Kong in 2011 where it remained unregistered for road use. Apparently there’s less than 6,000 miles on the 6.0-litre naturally-aspirated V12 at present. Shame.

Still, it’s just had a full Ferrari service and hopefully the next buyer will put it to good use. How much do we think it’ll sell for, Internet? Answers in the comments below…

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Fewer than 20 Enzos were allowed to leave the factory painted in a non-standard colour. This was the only white one