History CarsOfFiction / Ferrari

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* [[Music/{{Carpenters}} The Carpenters]]'s 1973 album ''Now & Then'' has the Daytona featured as the cover car.

[[folder:Ferrari Mondial]]

** Later on in Season 13 Episode 1, the [=FXX=] graced the Test Track and set a record 1:10.7 lap time. Coincidentally, it was also the episode where Michael Schumacher was "revealed" as The Stig...[[labelnote:Explanation]]The [=FXX=] featured in the episode was the very same unit gifted to Schumacher by Ferrari after his first retirement in 2006. As Ferrari had a strict policy regarding the use of the vehicles under their [=FXX Programme=], only their registered owner - Michael, in this case - can use the [=FXX=]. The Stig's identity reveal was hence worked into the episode, in response[[/labelnote]] Which was later dismissed in the following episode, along with the [=FXX's] time being removed from the lap board for not being road-legal.

** Later on in Season 13 Episode 1, the [=FXX=] graced the Test Track and set a record 1:10.7 lap time. Coincidentally, it was also the episode where Michael Schumacher was "revealed" as The Stig...[[labelnote:Explanation]]The [=FXX=] featured in the episode was the very same unit gifted to Schumacher by Ferrari after his first retirement in 2006. As Ferrari had a strict policy regarding the use of the vehicles under their [=FXX Programme=], only their registered owner - Michael, in this case - can use the [=FXX=]. The Stig's identity reveal was hence worked into the episode, in response[[/labelnote]] Which was later removed from the lap board for not being road-legal.

** Later on in Season 13 Episode 1, the [=FXX=] graced the Test Track and set a record 1:10.7 lap time. Coincidentally, it was also the episode where Michael Schumacher was "revealed" as The Stig...[[labelnote:Explanation]]The [=FXX=] featured in the episode was the very same unit gifted to Schumacher by Ferrari after his first retirement in 2006. As Ferrari had a strict policy regarding the use of the vehicles under their [=FXX Programme=], only their registered owner - Michael, in this case - can use the [=FXX=]. The Stig's identity reveal was hence worked into the episode, in response[[/labenote]] Which was later removed from the lap board for not being road-legal.

[[folder:Ferrari Mondial]]

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[[folder:Ferrari 360/[=F430=]]]
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->''"Actually, this is why it's called the F360, this model. You drive along and you go 'ffffffff' and you do a 360!"''
-->--'''Creator/JamesMay''', ''Series/TopGearUK''

Succeeding the F355 comes a modern V8 midship released within the TurnOfTheMillennium.

The Ferrari 360 is a two-seater mid-engined sports car first produced in 1999. Designed by Pininfarina, the 360 comes with a lightweight frame and fixed headlights, last seen from the 550 Maranello, F50 and the [=F512M=]. Its brand 3.6 L F131 V8 engine comes with a flat-plane crankshaft, and titanium connecting rods, producing 395 hp. The 360 was designated in three different body types; the 360 Modena, the 360 Spider and the special edition track-spec Challenge Stradale.

The 360 would stop production in 2004, when that same year announces the successor; the F430. Unveiled in the 2004 Paris Motor Show, the F430 is an updated, tweaked version of the 360, with improved aerodynamic efficiency and enhanced downforce. One of the notable differences is it uses the similar taillight designs from the Ferrari Enzo and its front bumper akin to the UsefulNotes/FormulaOne race cars of TheSixties. It's new 4.3 L F136 V8 now produces about 100 hp more than the 360. A powerful variant called the 430 Scuderia was unveiled by seven-time Formula One World Champion Michael Schumacher 3 years later, serving as the 360 Challenge Stradale's direct successor.

Both have been part of Ferrari's one-make racing series called the Ferrari Challenge, where both the 360 Modena and F430 were used extensively for track-oriented comeptition racing.

The F430 stopped production on May 2009 before it was succeeded by the Ferrari 458 Italia.

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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vxUy56Y-cNM This hilariously iconic Filipino commercial]] for Fita, a local brand of biscuits similar to Ritz. After the man splits the last piece and gives it to the elderly woman, who then turns into a young fairy, she then asks him to grant one wish and the rest speaks for it;
--> '''Fairy:''' Dahil sa busilak ang iyong puso, isang kahilingan. [[labelnote:Translation]]Because of your pure heart, one wish.[[/labelnote]]\\
'''Guy:''' Sports car, yung red! [[labelnote:Translation]]Sports car, that red one![[/labelnote]]\\
''[cue the front half of the red Ferrari 360 Modena falling from the sky, much to his horror]''

* Major Motoko Kusanagi's CoolCar of choice in ''Anime/GhostInTheShellStandAloneComplexSolidStateSociety'' has what seems to be a BlandNameProduct version of a Ferrari F430.
* Natsuo Ichinomiya of ''Manga/{{Sekirei}}'' has his CoolCar that strongly resembles a Ferrari F430 Spider. He likes to take rides in it with Karasuba.
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* The Ferrari [[note]] whom he's voiced by legendary UsefulNotes/FormulaOne champion, Michael Schumacher at the time he was in Ferrari during the film's release in 2006.[[/note]] that appeared in the epilogue of ''WesternAnimation/Cars1'' is modeled after an F430. Luigi and Guido were speechless by his appearance...
-->'''Luigi:''' Aah! Guido! There is a real Michael Schumacher Ferrari in my store! A real Ferrari! Punch me, Guido! Punch me in the face! This is the most glorious day of my life!

* Creator/CameronDiaz's character can be seen driving a 360 Modena in ''Film/CharliesAngels2000''.
* The 2006 film adaptation of ''Film/MiamiVice'' replaces Sonny Crockett's iconic Ferrari Daytona/Testarossa for a red F430.
* Following the Knights Templar Treasure, Riley Poole at the end of ''Film/NationalTreasure'' buys himself a Ferrari 360 Spider. Though the TaxmanTakesTheWinnings in the sequel as his Ferrari was repossessed by the IRS, [[note]]For some odd reason the shot of the car being towed was a [[ObviousStuntDouble Ferrari F430 Spider]].[[/note]] but was returned back to him, tax-free.
* Johnny Marco at the beginning of ''Film/{{Somewhere}}'' drives a black 360 Modena around the UsefulNotes/LosAngeles, through Mulholland Drive and across California's Route 101.
* During a CarChase scene in ''Film/TheSorcerersApprentice'' [[BigBad Maxim Horvath]] uses his sorcery to transform a New York taxi into a sleek black Ferrari F430... then into a garbage truck.
* [[spoiler:The honeymoon car in ''Literature/TheTwilightSaga: Literature/BreakingDawn'' is a red Ferrari F430, after her Mercedes Guardian broke down.]]

* ''Series/CovertAffairs'' episode "South Bound Suarez" has a crook named Victor who drives a Ferrari 360 Modena, used for his scheme.

* "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VA770wpLX-Q I Need A Doctor]]" features Music/DrDre in a {{Flashback}} crashing [[ThePreciousPreciousCar this poor Ferrari 360 Modena]] down the Pacific Coast Highway.
* "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FS4U-HAHwps Show Me What You Got]]" by Music/JayZ features him and UsefulNotes/{{NASCAR}} driver Dale Earndhart, Jr. in their Ferrari F430 racing against UsefulNotes/IndyCar driver Danica Patrick (in her Zonda Roadster), around the country roads of UsefulNotes/{{Monaco}}.
* Watch Music/RickRoss and Music/RKelly tear the late-night streets in a Ferrari 360 in "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kCeEN-VVSac Speedin']]". In fact there are 2 different [=360s=], a Modena and a Spider.

* ''Driving Emotion Type-S'' feature this rare Ferrari (alongside the F40) in a game full of Japanese cars.
* There are [=F430s=] aplenty in the SimulationGame ''Ferrari Challenge: Trofeo Pirelli''. But what emphasized it is the F430 Challenge (with three different national variants) which is the game's cover car. Plus another noteworthy example is the Ferrari GB Dealer Team F430 Challenge with Brazilian flag decals around the car, which was once driven by Bruno Senna, the nephew of the late Ayrton Senna.
* The first 4 ''VideoGame/{{Forza}} Motorsport'' games once featured. the 360 Modena, but what became prominent is its 360 Challenge Stradale which was ubiquitous in every single ''Forza'' game. Same goes for the F430 which popped up in ''Motorsport 2'' up to ''4'', before being replaced by the 430 Scuderia which show up in every game to date.
* The Ferrari F430 was first seen in ''VideoGame/GranTurismo 5: Prologue''. In the actual ''5'', joining the F430 has 2 other variants, the limited one-off [=SP1=] and the sportier 430 Scuderia, which was seen in the second part of the Grand Tour in Monza.
* Darren Thurrock's car in ''VideoGame/MidnightClub: Street Racing'' is the Amata Fiorenza, a Ferrari 360 Modena {{Expy}}.
* The downloadable 360 Modena first off appeared in ''VideoGame/NeedForSpeedHighStakes'' as a JackOfAllStats AA-Class car. It later returned in ''[[VideoGame/NeedForSpeedHotPursuit Hot Pursuit 2]]'' including its spider counterpart, where both have a special race set in Autumn Crossing.
** The Platform/Xbox360-exclusive Ferrari Racing Series DownloadableContent for ''VideoGame/NeedForSpeedShift Shift'' features ''5'' different types for [=F430s=]. That's right, you ger 5 Ferrari F430 variants, like the F430 Challenge, F430 GTC, F430 Spider, F430 Scuderia, and the [[BreadEggsBreadedEggs Scuderia Spider [=16M=]]].
* One of the Intermediate-level cars in ''VideoGame/OutRun 2'' is the beloved Ferrari 360 Spider. Added in ''2006: Coast to Coast'' has this second-best car, the F430. Its tuned Outrun variant is just essentially an F430 Spider.
* ''VideoGame/ProjectGothamRacing'' has perhaps a story for each of Ferrari's flagship V8 sports cars of that time;
** The first two games feature both the 360 Modena and the 360 Spider, both of which are high-end supercars. But added in the second game includes the track special Challenge Stradale, so that is a total of 3 different [=360s=].
** The cover car of ''3'' is none other than the Ferrari F430, which was shown at the London segment of the game's [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A1Sba34lofg intro]]. Plus, you also have the race-spec F430 Challenge, too. In ''4'', joining the F430 is the then-new 430 Scuderia.
* The Soldat Meltfire, the cover car of the Platform/Xbox360-exclusive ''VideoGame/RidgeRacer 6'' is heavily influenced by the Ferrari 360 and F430.
* ...then you have this sporty, simple and curvy Cobretti 455 GT in ''VideoGame/SplitSecond'' also taking cues from the 360 Modena and F430.
* ''VideoGame/TestDriveUnlimited'' featured both the F430 and the F430 Spider at the same time, with the 360 Challenge Stradale being available as a DownloadableContent car. The sequel replaces the F430 Spider with a powerful Scuderia Spider [=16M=].
* Because Creator/{{Codemasters}} didn't had a Ferrari license at the time-being, a SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute to the Ferrari 360 in ''[=ToCA=] Race Driver 3'' is the Koenig GT.
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* Yuria Harudera (former name Julia) in ''VisualNovel/TheFruitOfGrisaia'' has a Giallo Modena Ferrari F430.
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* Roger and Steve Smith in ''WesternAnimation/AmericanDad'' recreates a ''Film/ScentOfAWoman'', whey they dress up as Creator/AlPacino and Creator/ChrisODonnell respectively and even gets to test drive around UsefulNotes/LasVegas in their swanky Ferrari F430 Spider.

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->''"That's a plethora of mid-engine, V-8 Ferrari designs to keep straight, especially considering they're all the same car underneath and look pretty darn similar if you're not paid to pay attention."''
-->--'''Jonny Lieberman''', ''[=MotorTrend=]''

The Ferrari 458 Italia is a V8 powered mid-engined supercar first unveiled in 2009 as the successor to the [=F430=]. With its brand new design, it incorporated technologies developed from its UsefulNotes/FormulaOne cars. One notable distinction of the model is its 3 exhaust pipes, partly as a tribute/nod to the original [=F40=]. Alongside the California, it is one of the first Ferrari models to incorporate a 7-speed dual-clutch gearbox and the first not to offer a manual transmission.

The 458 was replaced by the 488 GTB in 2015, which is essentially an overhauled turbocharged version of the 458. That being said, it was the first V-8 mid-engined Ferrari since the [=F40=] to come with a turbocharged engine. Its track-focused variant the 488 Pista (track in Italian) has modified mechanicals and exteriors, such as its signature front where air passes through the duct through the hood.

In 2019, the F8 Tributo succeeded the 488, utilizing the same engine as the 488 Pista. The F8 also uses the same body as the 488 albeit with minor exterior tweaks and its use of quad headlamps. The F8 would be discontinued in 2023 with no direct successor, marking the end of Ferrari's main mid-engine V8 line (Though the [=SF90=] Stradale continues, this is a higher end model with all wheel drive and a hybrid powertrain unlike their main V8 models). The V8 line would be indirectly succeeded by the 296, which is a hybrid with a turbocharged V6 rather than a V8.

The 458 and 488 made an impression in the motorsports world, such as competitions in Ferrari Challenge, IMSA, [=GT3=] and FIA WEC, with notable entrants like AF Corse and Risi Competizione saw lasting success, with numerous titles on their belt.

* The NumberTwo driver of the Godly Fifteen in ''Manga/MFGhost'', Kaito Akaba inherits both his Passione Rossa and his Scuderian spirit, as his choice of car is a [[RedOnesGoFaster Rosso Corsa 488 GTB]]. It has a crapton of horsepower, [[spoiler:enough to take him to finish third place in the Odawara Pikes Peak, beating Shun and Yuudai in a three-wide battle.]]
* The San Marino-raised Italian Rebecca Rossellini in ''Anime/LupinIIITheItalianAdventure'' channels her spirit of Scuderia as she owns a custom painted rosso Ferrari 458 {{Expy}}.
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* ''Film/SixUnderground''. [[YouAreNumberSix Three]]. [[ProfessionalKiller Hitman]]. BadassDriver behind the [[CoolCar 488 Pista]].
* The beginning of the Abu Dhabi scene of ''Film/Furious7'' has this Giallo Modena 458 convoying with the other hypercars.
* Dino (or Mirage as the merchandise calls it) in ''Film/TransformersDarkOfTheMoon'', the spy and new member of the Autobots speaks with an Italian accent, and to befit his Italian spirit, his alt-mode is a red Ferrari 458 Italia.
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* 308 aside. The rebooted ''Series/MagnumPI2018'' exchanges the HerosClassicCar of Creator/TomSelleck in favor for the brand new Ferrari 488 Spider. Needless to say, Thomas Magnum is high drip of Ferraris and he's not afraid to [[CarFu ding his car against the suspect(s) he catches]].

* By brief chance before you even blink, you will quickly see a white 458 Italia against a red California in a drag race during "Wild Ones" by Music/FloRida (feat. Music/{{Sia}}).

* ''VideoGame/TheCrew'' gives you two track specials with two racing counterparts; a 458 Speciale/Italia [=GT2=] and a 488 Pista/[=GT3=] available via RewardsPass.
* The 458 serves as the cover art of ''VideoGame/{{Forza}} Motorsport 4.''[[note]]Initially, the 458 appeared in ''Forza Motorsport 3'' as DownloadableContent, 2 years before the release of ''4''.[[/note]] It also includes the race-ready 458 Italia GTE (go figure). Anything past this game, and you get the 458 Speciale, 488 GTB, 488 Pista, F8, the Japan-only [=J50=] and the 488 Challenge in the ''Horizon'' series.
* The 458 made its debut in ''VideoGame/GranTurismo 5'' as one of the premium cars of the brand. In ''Sport'' it serves as the basis for the Gr. 4 & Gr. 3 cars, with the 458 Italia [=GT3=] being part of the latter. ''7'' included the F8 Tributo.
* The 458 alongside its fellow Ferraris appear in ''VideoGame/NeedForSpeedRivals''. The racers use the Spider variant, while the RCPD uses the vanilla coupe instead.
** In the [[VideoGame/NeedForSpeed2015 2015 reboot]], you can modify the 458 Italia and turn it into a [=GT3=] race car.
** With the 458 Italia and its spyder returning in ''[[VideoGame/NeedForSpeedHeat Heat]]'', also adds the 488 GTB and the 488 Pista. Said 488 GTB had kits can be customized to resemble the 488 Challenge of the 488 [=GT3=] and GTE. In ''[[VideoGame/NeedForSpeedUnbound Unbound]]'', the 488 Pista [[ComplacentGamingSyndrome gained infamy online for being overused as a broken B-class car]].
* The 458 appears as console-exclusive DownloadableContent car in ''VideoGame/TestDriveUnlimited 2'' that isn't the Platform/Xbox360. The 458 would also be available in the Ferrari-only ''Ferrari Racing Legends''.

[[folder:Ferrari Daytona]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:[[Series/MiamiVice Perfect for a cruise around Miami]], or [[Film/TheGumballRally race it coast-to-coast]] [[VideoGame/OutRun with your girlfriend]].]]

->'''Franco:''' How's the bambina?\\
'''Smith:''' She's a-fulla gas, she's-a wait for you!\\
'''Franco:''' Hey, you make a good Italian!
-->--''Film/TheGumballRally''

The Ferrari 365 GTB/4 and GTS/4 is a two-seater sports tourer that was introduced at the 1968 Paris Auto Salon, intended to replace the 275 GTB/4.

It was originally named the 365, but due to media reports of Ferrari's recent 1-2-3 finish at the 24 Hours of Daytona on Februady 1967, it is unofficially referred to as the "[[FanNickname Daytona]]". The car comes in two different variants; the berlinetta coupe as the 365 GTB/4 which 1,284 units were produced and the open top spider as the 365 GTS/4, which only had 122 units.

Like the 275, the Daytona uses a Colombo V12 engine, bored-out to 4.4 L producing 347 hp and 413 Nm of maximum torque. With a top speed of 280 km/h (174 mph), it was considered to be one of the fastest cars of TheSixties, akin to compete with TheRival Lamborghini Miura. The bodyword was designed by Leonardo Fioravanti of Pininfarina, the same designer who previously did the Dino 246, reflecting its transition from traditional round designs to BreakingOldTrends of having a more contemporary, sharp-edged look. The Daytona is also one of the first Ferraris to ever use pop-up headlamps.

The Daytona stopped production in 1973 and was succeeded by the mid-engined 365 Berlinetta Boxer (BB). Though the Daytona name would later be used 40 years later for the limited edition Ferrari Daytona [=SP3=] in 2023, a modernized {{Retraux}} to the Le Mans winning 330 P4.

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* ''Film/TheGumballRally'' has the Ferrari Team consisting of Steve Smith (not the WesternAnimation/AmericanDad character, though) and Franco Bertollini driving this "bambina"; the Ferrari Daytona. [[spoiler:and both cars and the team finished the EpicRace in second place]].
* Terry Lennox drives this classic Giallo Dino Ferrari Daytona in ''Film/TheLongGoodbye''.
* ''Film/AStarIsBorn1976'' had put Creator/KrisKristofferson's character [[DrivesLikeCrazy tearing off recklessly]] and [[DrunkDriver drunk]] in a Daytona Spyder after being spurned by Esther. [[spoiler:In the end, he wrecks the car, [[TheHeroDies killing him in the process]].]]
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* There are KidsDrivingCars in ''Series/NineOneOne'' episode "[[Recap/NineOneOneS3E1KidsToday Kids Today]]", which would be the premise where a 15-year old minor took a 70's Ferrari Daytona Spyder for a little joyride and loses control on the freeway, which would set up the episode's story.
* The black Daytona was a prominent CoolCar of James "Sonny" Crockett, featured on the first two seasons of ''Series/MiamiVice''. FanWorkBan ensued as it's not an actual Daytona, but a replica kit car built on a Corvette C3 chassis. Season 3 onwards replaces the controversial "Daytona" for the iconic white Testarossa.
** OneShotCharacter Attorney Laurence Thurmond has a fly yellow Ferrari 365 GTS, that was seen in Tommy's garage getting repaired. Unlike Crockett's Daytona, this is a genuine one and not some kit car replica.
* Harvey Reginald Specter of ''Series/{{Suits}}'' owns a black Ferrari 365 GTS/4 Daytona as his personal CoolCar [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IOMNvpsKioI he drives around Manhattan]].

* [[Music/{{Carpenters}} The Carpenters]]'s 1973 album ''Now & Then'' has the Daytona featured as the cover car.
* "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jKbR7u8J5PU Fun]]" by Music/{{Pitbull}} (feat. Music/ChrisBrown) influences its ''Series/MiamiVice'' vibes as the music video opens with Pitbull arriving at a colorful house in his black Daytona.

* Since ''VideoGame/{{Forza}} Motorsport 4'', the GTB/4 is a present V12 classic. While its subsequent games have this available normally, ''Motorsport 5'' requires a Booster Pack to obtain it.
* Was introduced in ''VideoGame/GranTurismo 6'' and its later subsequent games. In ''7'', fitting a widebody, Type A front bumper, and a racing exhaust allows it to replicate into a 365 GTB/4 Daytona Competizione.
* As a ShoutOut to the aforementioned ''Series/MiamiVice'', ''VideoGame/GrandTheftAutoViceCity'' has the Stinger, a clear replication of the 1968-1973 Ferrari Daytona Spyder. Tommy Vercetti was given this to go to the mall after leaving his estate in the "Shakedown" mission.
** The Stinger is also used by Bryan Forbes to escape after he was exposed as an undercover cop in 'VideoGame/GrandTheftAutoViceCityStories''.
* The 365 GTS/4 Daytona is one of the few novice-level starter cars in ''VideoGame/OutRun 2'' (alongside the Dino 246 GTS).
* The Daytona is fully present in ''VideoGame/ProjectGothamRacing'' since the second game. In ''2'', it's a DownloadableContent, but using the GTS/4 Spyder, while ''3'' and ''4'' uses the GTB/4 coupe instead.

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->''"Named for the Italian automaker's founder, the Enzo Ferrari is Ferrari's "Race Car for the Road." Tremendously powerful, the Enzo Ferrari features highly efficient underbody tunnels, which create downforce to keep it glued to the road. Every blip of the throttle will make you a believer, the Enzo Ferrari is built for speed."''
-->--'''Gotham Sport Comment''', ''VideoGame/ProjectGothamRacing 3'' & ''4''

The [[DepartmentOfRedundancyDepartment Ferrari Enzo or... Enzo Ferrari]] is a mid-engined sports car built from 2002-2004 and it's christened after the company's founder, Enzo Ferrari, serving as the successor of the Ferrari [=F50=].

This Italian exotic was designed by Japanese designer, Ken Okuyama, who was the head of Pininfarina at that time. The Enzo uses a 6.0L [=F140 B V12=] engine, boasting 650 horsepower. The Enzo is capable of reaching 360 km/h, making it the fastest Ferrari production car of that time. Being a limited-edition exotic, only 400 units were made throughout its 2 year run.

In 2005, Ferrari decided to use the Enzo in a small-scale program to get the most out of it for future car designs and racing programs. This is where the Enzo was made into a track-only car dubbed the Ferrari FXX. The FXX program continued until 2009, with it's newly improved FXX Evoluzione.

The Enzo was once populary owned by various UsefulNotes/FormulaOne drivers, especially those who drove for Ferrari at that time, such as Fernando Alonso, Kimi Räikkönen, Sebastian Vettel, and even seven time world champion Michael Schumacher, who used to not only own the Enzo, but even the ''non-street legal FXX''.

* One of the first to ever feature the Enzo is in ''Film/CharliesAngelsFullThrottle'', seen being driven on the beach by Creator/DemiMoore's character.
* This is one of Tej Parker's at the beginning of ''Film/FastAndFurious6'', albeit an Enzo Ferrari, with a kit replicating the FXX.
* The 2007 racing film ''Redline'' prominently features one in it's release poster and is even seen in the final race, being driven by female lead Natasha. [[spoiler: She stops the car an inch away from the finish line, giving Brecken and his Saleen S7 the win.]]

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Seven time UsefulNotes/FormulaOne world champion Michael Schumacher used to own both the Enzo and even the non-street legal FXX. Even 2007 world champion Kimi Räikkönen also once own this as well, during his tenure in Ferrari.

->''"I love the design of the F40. It's got grreat shapes and it's a real icon. It was the last turbo Ferrari produced until the California T in 2014. I like the form of the older supercars. Plus it was the last car to be made while Enzo Ferrari was alive."''
-->--'''Sebastian Vettel''', 4 time UsefulNotes/FormulaOne champion

Seven time UsefulNotes/FormulaOne World Champion Michael Schumacher used to own both the Enzo and even the non-street legal FXX.

->''"For the 40 years anniversary of the Ferrari brand, Enzo Ferrari decided to build the most powerful and effective series-produced car of all time: The F40! Superb, powerful, magical, the F40 is definitely an automobile born for circuit and race."''
-->--'''Description''', ''VideoGame/TestDriveUnlimited 2''

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