Ferrari 458 crash
Discussion
Well it didn't take long!
http://www.wreckedexotics.com/articles/051-ferrari...
Crashed into a Volkswagen.
http://www.wreckedexotics.com/articles/051-ferrari...
Crashed into a Volkswagen.
looks like a small bump, the same as thousands that happen everyday, only difference is the bod was driving a new Ferrari if it was a fiesta nobody would have taken the slightest interest.
As "wrecked exotics" dont have any hard information on this crash, its safe to assume that nobody knows any facts, nobody knows how quickly the Ferrari was going, how old its driver was or what caused the accident.
The car will end up back at the dealer, who will fit a new bumper, a radiator / water squirter bottle, a few plastic vents & clips and maybe a light or two.
As "wrecked exotics" dont have any hard information on this crash, its safe to assume that nobody knows any facts, nobody knows how quickly the Ferrari was going, how old its driver was or what caused the accident.
The car will end up back at the dealer, who will fit a new bumper, a radiator / water squirter bottle, a few plastic vents & clips and maybe a light or two.
Edited by AndrewW-G on Monday 24th May 17:49
tomtom said:
Young people shouldn't drive supercars.
People should drive whatever they want to.You could argue that it is innapropriate for any inexperienced driver to have control of a very powerful car but we do not know anything about the accident and it's wrong to speculate.
The little information provided on Wrecked Exotics suggests a fairly low speed dink. Perhaps a momentary lapse of concentration or inattention at a junction? As above, hundreds of minor accidents like this happen every day.
AndrewW-G said:
looks like a small bump, the same as thousands that happen everyday, only difference is the bod was driving a new Ferrari if it was a fiesta nobody would have taken the slightest interest.
As "wrecked exotics" dont have any hard information on this crash, its safe to assume that nobody knows any facts, nobody knows how quickly the Ferrari was going, how old its driver was or what caused the accident.
The car will end up back at the dealer, who will fit a new bumper, a radiator / water squirter bottle, a few plastic vents & clips and maybe a light or two.
.....and would still manage to sell it at over list price (if it was to be sold! As "wrecked exotics" dont have any hard information on this crash, its safe to assume that nobody knows any facts, nobody knows how quickly the Ferrari was going, how old its driver was or what caused the accident.
The car will end up back at the dealer, who will fit a new bumper, a radiator / water squirter bottle, a few plastic vents & clips and maybe a light or two.
Edited by AndrewW-G on Monday 24th May 17:49
)Dr G said:
tomtom said:
Young people shouldn't drive supercars.
People should drive whatever they want to.You could argue that it is innapropriate for any inexperienced driver to have control of a very powerful car but we do not know anything about the accident and it's wrong to speculate.
The little information provided on Wrecked Exotics suggests a fairly low speed dink. Perhaps a momentary lapse of concentration or inattention at a junction? As above, hundreds of minor accidents like this happen every day.
I think the damage is more extensive. The wing is gone and the front bumper. Looks like the bonnet may be rippled too plus there is damage to the front wheel. Who knows about mechanicals, the 458 has active spoilers in the front bonnet and these may be damaged too plus underbody stuff. I think you are looking at big money but should be easy to match the colours as the car is virtually boxfresh.
clorenzen said:
How sad that websites such as this exist only for people to linger over other people's misfortune. Even worse that people are rewarded for guessing the exact time of an accident.
Even worserer is that some sick fools make and sell videos of crashes! I know, unbelieveable really.http://www.dukevideo.com/Cars/DVD/Crashes.aspx
And and and... some really twisted people put films of this filth on prime time TV!
http://www.itv.com/entertainment/extremereality/po...
I'm amazed they get away with it to be honest. Voyeristic basterds!
clorenzen said:
How sad that websites such as this exist only for people to linger over other people's misfortune. Even worse that people are rewarded for guessing the exact time of an accident.
This is very tame compared to others. There are videos on youtube of people breaking limbs and even more serious accidents. Sometimes wrecked exotics can be interesting. I have no idea why though. For me it certainly has nothing to do with the driver's misfortune.
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