The MC12 was the last super car the Italian manufacturer built before they become all about profit and production volume and mid-size diesel sedans. The Enzo-based beast was conceived as race car and the road-going version was only made to make it eligible for GT racing. The car has now become a collectible, changing hands for million dollars at exotic car dealerships like Amian Exlcusive.

This Maserati MC12 was recently brought a race track to hang out with a couple of other exotics when the rain hit and made the whole event kind of romantic really! Being a showroom car, the MC12 arrived and left on the back of a delivery truck.

Powered by the same six-litre mid-rear V12 engine as the Ferrari Enzo with 630 horsepower, Maserati MC12 can exceed 330 km/h at full throttle, sprinting from 0 to 100 km/h in just 3.8 seconds. The racing version is one of the most decorated in the history of Maserati and is still one of the most formidable contenders in the GT class.

Video by Marchettino