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Can you believe how lucky the driver of this Ferrari 348tb was? He probably doesn’t feel it after killing his pride and joy but trees are notoriously hard to shift, especially when you try and shift it with a car. This crash happened on La Rue Anatole in France.
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This 2010 Ferrari California apparently beloned to the family of former President Ben Ali of Tunisia. After he fled the country, the people of Tunisia seemed to think it was fair game
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Back in 2010 this Ferrari ended up parked under the front wheel of a pickup truck. According to some witnesses, the Ferrari was illegally passing some stopped cars by going over the yellow line, in an attempt to make it to a turning lane without having to wait for the long line of cars. Unfortunately, the Ford pickup was turning left and didn’t see the Ferrari. Ooops!
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As i write this, the new Formula 1 season is a few weeks away, with the first grand prix taking place in Melbourne, Australia on 17th March. Hopefully, ready to wow the 330,000 people expected to be at Albert Park for the show, will be an evolution of Ferrari’s F2012, the F138. I say evolution because that’s exactly what it is, and unless you are a Ferrari F1 geek, it is likely that you won’t be able to spot many differences between the 2012 car and the one ready to pounce in 2013. One noticeable difference is the lack of the stepped nose design which most people, including all Ferrari fans I spoke to, hate. This has been achieved with the addition of a ‘vanity panel’ which apparently also makes the car a little more aerodynamic as well. The look … Continue reading →
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Ferrari ownership is not normally for the faint hearted, especially when it comes to buying one in the first place. Their cars are normally only for the super rich with the current cheapest model available being the Ferrari California at £152,086 list price in the UK. As you can see, you need a fairly hefty bank balance to buy one from new. But what about the previously owned market? A quick look on Sytner’s website reveals that three year old California’s are fetching well over £100,000. Still a bit much really. So is there a really affordable alternative? The answer is of course yes, but to be honest, the only Ferrari’s you could get in the UK for what would be approaching normal money, are those which to be quite honest are less than desirable in the … Continue reading →
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