The crash occurred about 6 a.m. west of Decker Road when the Ferrari, traveling at 120 mph in the northbound lane, crested a hill and slammed into a power pole. The car split in two, sending the engine flying and creating a 1,200-foot trail of debris, sheriff's deputies said. The power pole was snapped about halfway up and suspended by power lines like a half-chopped corn stalk. The Enzo is one of the most exclusive cars in the world, with only 400 ever made. The driver, who suffered only a bloody face and was seen walking about after the crash, was probably saved by the car's tough carbon composite compartment and seat that were designed to keep occupants in place. The compartment is also designed to absorb the impact of a crash to protect the occupants.