Written by Zach T. (zackistan)

Many of us believe the Ferrari "F" series was one of the best series of supercars ever made. Many of us think the F40 is the supercar which actually began the quest for the fastest, nicest, and rarest cars. But, because of the "F" series, the F40 was the first car to reach 200mph. Then, in 1995 the F50 came along. It wasn’t the best of the "F" series. In 2002, The Enzo, or the F60 arrived.  Many people think this is the best supercar ever made. 

People were starting to miss the Enzo after it went out of production. They started noticing a stealth-looking Ferrari with Enzo characteristics driving around as it was being tested. Now we found out... it's back!

It will be ready to be shown to customers by November. The 6.3 liter V12 engine will be able to push out 800bhp and is expected to rev to 9000rpm. There's an electric motor mounted at the tail of a 7-speed DCT gearbox and engaged via one of the clutches. (The electric motor will add 115 more bhp.) It's even got a 'HY-KERS' hybrid drivetrain.  The estimated price is 800,000 pounds (about $1.5 million). The F70 "Enzo" is in rivalry with the McLaren P12 Super Mac.                                                  

When this car hits the streets, you’ll be a extremely lucky to see it; don’t expect to spot 10 of them in an hour in California, or London.  There's probably going to be less of these than the 2003 Enzo. Who will be the first on the site to post one of these? I guess we'll have to find out later this year, or early next year!