Which Ferrari model is named after the company's founder?

The Ferrari model named after the company's founder is the Enzo Ferrari. It is also commonly called the Ferrari Enzo, but “Enzo Ferrari” was the car's official marketed name. The model honors Enzo Ferrari, who founded the company and shaped its identity as a racing and sports-car manufacturer.

The Enzo was introduced in 2002 as a limited-production mid-engine supercar. Ferrari developed it using technology influenced by Formula One, including a carbon-fiber structure, an automated manual transmission operated through steering-wheel paddles, and carbon-ceramic brakes.

Only 399 examples were originally intended for customers, although Ferrari later built a 400th car and donated it to Pope John Paul II. The Enzo followed the F50 and preceded the LaFerrari in Ferrari's line of flagship, technology-focused supercars. “Ferrari Enzo” is a normal alternate word order, not a different model.