The Quail this year, but will be joined by a new stablemate, a wedge-shaped supercar called Kode 0. We don't have a lot of details about the car yet, but what we do know is enough to excite us ...

This is Ken Okuyama's mysterious Kode57, ... the Japanese industrial designer’s most notable works include the Ferrari Enzo, and the one-off P4/5. As creative director, ...

Ken Okuyama, the legendary designer behind the Ferrari Enzo, has unveiled his Kode57 supercar at Monterey Car Week. Powering Okuyama’s latest creation is a V12 engine delivering around 600 hp ...

Former Ferrari stylist caught speeding in the car he designed. The legendary Kiyoyuki “Ken” Okuyama said in his defense that his hyper-rare Ferrari Enzo had to keep its speed up to cool the engine ...

Japanese car designer Ken Okuyama, who penned the stunning Ferrari Enzo, will debut a new supercar this Friday.The car, which is called the ‘Kode 0-Zero’, will be shown at The Quail, A ...

Japanese design maestro, Ken Okuyama, known for his work on the iconic Ferrari Enzo, presented his latest creation at the prestigious Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Este.The Kode61 Birdcage is a ...

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Kiyoyuki “Ken” Okuyama narrowly avoided spending months in prison after being caught driving an Enzo 55 mph (88 km/h) over the speed limit. The driver was caught driving at 80 mph (128 km/h ...

A 2003 Ferrari Enzo, one of just 111 U.S. examples, ... Its design, by Pininfarina’s Ken Okuyama, features a sleek carbon fiber and Kevlar body shaped through extensive wind tunnel testing.

It wasn't just the mechanical elements of the car that took heavy inspiration from Formula 1 either — the design, penned by Japanese designer Ken Okuyama at Pininfarina, was also racing-derived.

Okuyama is a former Pininfarina designer responsible for cars such as the Ferrari Enzo and a previous Maserati Birdcage concept rolled out in 2005 and based on the chassis of Maserati's MC12 supercar.

Here’s something we weren’t expecting to see over the weekend. Ken Okuyama – the Japanese designer who penned the Ferrari Enzo while working at Pininfarina – has unveiled a new tribute to ...