Ferrari sheared in half in accident

[shenanigans]

haha I have to at least give the guy, that he at least pushed the car a bit like it was intended too, just pushed it a bit too far.

[CoreyCamaro]

Originally posted by shenanigans:
haha I have to at least give the guy, that he at least pushed the car a bit like it was intended too, just pushed it a bit too far.

Pushed it a little too far and had a little too much to drink.
Crazy stuff. I live like an hour south on the street he did that on. No one in those kind of cars ever want to race. Where was I that night?

[bah]

if you did find them you would pretty much have your a** handed to you

[12secondv6]

SLR > ENZO!

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I heard about this through work.
There are 398 enzo' left now.... value of enzo's supposedly went up by almost $100,000 now.

That guy owns both the enzo and the slr ;)

[CoreyCamaro]

Hey man, I'd have beaten him to 100 mph no problem.

[dashboardrunner]

hmmm why would i like to buy that engine for some project or something? lol... i wonder how much just the engine would run ya? haha

[JusFlyinBy]

Originally posted by dashboardrunner:
hmmm why would i like to buy that engine for some project or something? lol... i wonder how much just the engine would run ya? haha

Considering they want 20 some grand for just the front left fender... im guessing quite a bit for the engine...

[Skapimp]

off engadget:

More twists and turns in Gizmondo exec's Ferrari crash

Posted Mar 2nd 2006 7:00AM by Ryan Block
Filed under: Gaming, Transportation
Remember the former Gizmondo exec, Stefan Eriksson, who crashed his million dollar Ferrari Enzo last week? Well, leave it Eriksson to make even that really shady. According to Malibu sheriffs, not only did a supposedly-intoxicated and bloodied Eriksson flee the scene and reportedly blame the accident on a driver only known as "Dietrich" (despite the only blood being on the driver's side), but a magazine (and we don't think they're talkin' Guns & Ammo) was discovered near the scene of the crash. And now apparently a Scottish bank has claimed it may be the rightful owner of the million dollar Ferrari, of which Eriksson supposedly possessed two -- as well as a Mercedes SLR, which Scotland Yard in London supposedly listed as having been stolen, and that happened to be the same kind of car the Enzo was supposedly racing when it crashed. While we're incredibly perplexed as to what's gone down, why are we not the least bit surprised by the way it's unfolding? And why is our Uppsala Swedish Mafia-meter flicking off the charts right now?

[Thanks, Dave M]

[chets bird]

http://videos.streetfire.net/hottest...941B671512.htm

is this the same thing???