Ford vs Ferrari---Ford wins again
- Thread starter DaveWharran
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No air bags deployed or 5mph bumpers on the Ferrari. I wonder if it was a new Ford.
No air bags deployed or 5mph bumpers on the Ferrari. I wonder if it was a new Ford.
Want to see another "Ford vs Ferrari 458" thread (this time involving a Kirkham Cobra, a 458, and apparently a huge bet between friends):
Drag race - Kirkham 65 side-oiler vs Ferrari 458 italia - Club Cobra
...still not decided.
Cheers from Doug!!
Drag race - Kirkham 65 side-oiler vs Ferrari 458 italia - Club Cobra
...still not decided.
Cheers from Doug!!
The F car owner was and is a tool. He got caught trying to overpass on the wrong side of the road and got "smacked" for it. Yet another reason that F car owners have been getting lamb basted on every other forum (this has already made it's rounds as I have seen this on three other sites for days now). In short another "tool" with to much money (ceo of I-Pathology). He has slowly become the but end of all F car tool bag jokes!!!
From another site :
Imagine having to endure a 12 to 18 month waiting list to finally get your hands on a brand new Ferrari 458 Italia supercar, only to have it crushed under the wheels of a Ford F-150 pickup truck.
Well, that’s exactly what happened to the owner of this sorry looking Ferrari, which only had around 500 miles on the clock. The car reportedly belongs to the CEO of I-Pathology and was involved in the accident over the weekend in Brandon, Florida.
While the crash is still being investigated, it’s thought that the driver of the 458 Italia was attempting to pass illegally across a double yellow line to get into a turning lane when it came into contact with the pickup.
The good news, or the bad, whichever way you look at it, is that the car is likely to be repairable since the area damaged most is the trunk.
From another site :
Imagine having to endure a 12 to 18 month waiting list to finally get your hands on a brand new Ferrari 458 Italia supercar, only to have it crushed under the wheels of a Ford F-150 pickup truck.
Well, that’s exactly what happened to the owner of this sorry looking Ferrari, which only had around 500 miles on the clock. The car reportedly belongs to the CEO of I-Pathology and was involved in the accident over the weekend in Brandon, Florida.
While the crash is still being investigated, it’s thought that the driver of the 458 Italia was attempting to pass illegally across a double yellow line to get into a turning lane when it came into contact with the pickup.
The good news, or the bad, whichever way you look at it, is that the car is likely to be repairable since the area damaged most is the trunk.
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Found another: How NOT to stop Ferrari | Cars News
Modena city there.
Its something Italien me thinks 
see also this Lamborghini which try to help that SUV owner who seems not to have a lift for chancing his flat tire...
3 pictures>
Lamborghini pakt Hyundai SUV van achteren » Autoblog.nl
see also this Lamborghini which try to help that SUV owner who seems not to have a lift for chancing his flat tire...
3 pictures>
Lamborghini pakt Hyundai SUV van achteren » Autoblog.nl
