The Ferrari Enzo, produced from 2002 to 2004, represents an ultra-high-performance supercar that directly transfers Formula 1 technology to the road. This exclusive model, with only approximately 400 units manufactured in Maranello, Italy, features a carbon fiber composite chassis and body panels, active aerodynamic elements, and a naturally aspirated 6.0-liter V12 engine producing 651 horsepower. Its design and engineering were inspired by Ferrari's racing heritage, aiming to celebrate the company's 55th anniversary by offering an unparalleled driving experience that emphasizes performance and connection to motorsport. This comprehensive owner's manual, presented in English and formatted as a searchable document, serves as an essential guide for understanding and operating your Ferrari Enzo. It covers fundamental aspects of the vehicle, including starting and driving procedures, the use of controls, and essential safety information, such as the operation of airbags, seatbelts, and the F1-TRAC traction control system. Additionally, the manual provides guidance on basic maintenance tasks like fluid level checks and tire pressure, along with emergency procedures. While offering operator-level insights, it is important to note that this manual does not delve into detailed repair procedures or complex diagnostic diagnostics, which would require specialized service documentation.