http://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/showthrea...6#post135581196

May need a membership to see the pics....

http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-02210...-home-headlines
http://www.viperalley.com/forum/anything-g...-200-mph-2.html

Good thing it wasn't a head on hit... both people walked away but the car split in 2!

Like how the news said 16 valve V8 that must weigh at least 1,500 lbs.....

Maybe with the transmission, suspenion, wheels and tires, subframe, rear body work... and whatever downforce it was making at speed.

crashed his red one, but still has the yellow one @ home.

Some people have more money than sense....

They're still looking for the driver - get this, the owner says he was in the passenger seat (RIIIIIIIIIGHT)....just caught the local news story on it. News said that people were scavenging Ferrari parts from the accident scene!!! How crazy is that?

Hmmm...

Ferrari+SoCal driving+SoCal imprudence cliches+Overzealous reporters+aloof witnesses=5 minute soundbyte media circus.

As much as I have a decent occupation here in SoCal, it's things like this that make it all easier to grasp the gradual move I will make to OZ.

Maybe the vehicle operator should have just saved most of their money, opt for an Ultima GTR 640 (or something similar) and take most of the money saved an invest in a decent driving school, then probably take what's leftover to add some interior amenities. Oh wait, that's right! All money no brains. They probably don't even know what a sports car race club is.

Seriously though, I hope no prudent, law abiding drivers have been hurt.

EDIT: CPH? I thought it was referred to PCH (just checking, not trying to be sarcastic)

wow, bet that was a rush.

http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-fe...-home-headlines

An update from the "it wasn't me" file...

http://www.azcentral.com/offbeat/articles/...errari0318.html

Listening to that guy's story made me laugh so hard tears were in my eyes!