Why is the Ferrari FXX not street legal?

Is the Ferrari Fxx street legal if it isn't a race car?

• Answer:

  The FXX is not street-legal. It can only be purchased through the FXX Program operated by Ferrari in Maranello, where they perform all maintenance necessary at no extra cost, although entrance to the program does cost $2,100,000 (approximately). Ferrari holds the car at their garage, and then allows owners to bring it to any private race track (Nurburgring excluded, except on occasion) in Europe. Ferrari will not allow any of the 30 cars that were built to leave the European continent. One of the main reasons that the FXX is not street legal are its tires. It can only take custom-made slicks made by Pirelli, which can not get enough grip to be safe on public roads. The street-legal Enzo Ferrari produces 651 bhp at 7800 rpm and 485 lb. ft. of torque at 5500 rpm. It will rev to about 8000 rpm. The V12 Enzo engine was the canvas used by Ferrari's engineers to design the FXX's engine. Oh, and the Enzo ONLY costs about $1,000,000 used, as seen at dupontregistry.com.