The current whereabouts of Enzo Ferrari’s exact personal Alfa Romeo RL Super Sport are not publicly confirmed, as several units from this era are held in private collections worldwide. However, you can see the RL series and cars closely connected to his racing career at two primary locations in Italy:
- Museo Enzo Ferrari (Modena): This museum is built around Enzo’s birthplace and original workshop. It frequently displays cars from his early years at Alfa Romeo, including models similar to the RL he used to win the 1924 Coppa Acerbo VeloceToday.com +1.
- Museo Storico Alfa Romeo (Arese): This official museum houses the most complete collection of the RL series, including the racing versions (RL Targa Florio) that Enzo helped develop and drive
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While the car Enzo famously bought with the proceeds from selling his father’s workshop remains a “mystery” in terms of its current specific location, these museums curate the most authoritative exhibits of his Alfa Romeo tenure The New York Times.
