like the owner of this one who is on holiday,
a mechanic at the garage where the owner left his car decided to take it out for a spin, the F40 was originally given a factory retail price of around £245,000, but the age-old problem of supply and demand forced some must-have drivers into paying up to £1 million, the accident happened in Houston, Texas, while the millionaire owner was away in Europe,
but this as I mentioned has been a bad couple of weeks for Ferrari owners, this Ferrari F430 was nearly crushed by a motorway guardrail in Italy, just last week I mentioned on the blog about a Ferrari that had been pushed into the sea when a vans brakes failed, but here is that good news no one was hurt or injured in any of the six crashes, a testament to the cars safe design, Gregg Carlson, from motoring site Wrecked Exotics, said: 'It's always sad to see such beautiful cars destroyed, but it's comforting to know that Ferrari uses their racing technology to keep occupants as safe as possible'.
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