SShhhhh.... I wrecked my car!

[sweetdiesel]

FS Ferrari Enzo-needs an engine and a rear cover. $500K obo.


http://cbs2.com/topstories/local_story_052110615.html for video.

 

[Jeep]

I saw that on the news, lmao,,I'm waiting for the blood test to come back that was taken from the driver's airbag ,,I think the mysterious "driver" is the lip bleeding passenger!

Jeep

 

[akmadmaxx]

I saw one on ebay about 6 months ago that needed a front end and it was $200,000

 

[Buggyracer28]

Stupid people..... god what a waste.

 

[Revo Rancher]

Yeah, they loved that story down here for the past two mornings. The driver never ran off after all, it was the guy that claimed to have been the passenger. His BAC was .09, at 6:00 a.m.!!! Both occupants were arrested at the scene. Early reports that they were doing over over 200 mph were later recanted by the PD and PD admitted it was only 120. (I called BS on that one long ago, I know that streatch of road)

 

[Throttle]

I believe Ferrari only built 250 Enzo's and in order to even buy one you had to be an existing Ferrari owner. That just makes that crash even worse to know that your car can't even be replaced. Oh well...

 

[Ruff]

I saw that on the news, lmao,,I'm waiting for the blood test to come back that was taken from the driver's airbag ,,I think the mysterious "driver" is the lip bleeding passenger!

Jeep

i seen that on the news as well. its a shame. there are so few of them cars made. but well well. i guess if ya have a mill laying around buy one.

 

[SpitFireV12RR]

Why don't we stick about 400 O.S. .30s in there, gear 'em together and haul some ass!

 

[truthseeker]

there sure are a lot of stupid people getting those things. i saw some show where they took off the bad azz high performance racing wheels and threw on some adapters and some bling-bling 20's. wtf? then there's this and the guy who's kid wrecked one. i think that was the one that needed the front end. morons with too much money. geez!

 

[dannyd]

thats just retarded. drunk street racing. is it still that if you cash one of these, fararri wont let you buy another? I'm surprized the guy in a good condition to run away.

 

[MonsterCowpower]

What a waste,scraping a Ferrari Enzo! The bum has more money than common sense and driving skills. :loser:

People like this should never drive again.

 

[AC48]

Yea they only made 399, what a waste! I got to sit in an Enzo

That was a fun day

 

[Monkey Wrench]

Thought you guys would like to know, they caught the guy!

http://my.earthlink.net/article/nat?guid=20060410/4439d840_3ca6_1552620060410-365571853

What a flippin' tool!

 

[jetmechG550]

Damn, took em long enough to figure out it was him. I'm no peepee Tracey but I could have told you he did it that day!

 

[vbgagnon]

Sorry to bring up a dead thread, but I got this in an email today. The tool was sentenced. He was going 162mph when he wrecked!

A Swedish businessman and ex-convict charged in the infamous crash of a million-dollar Ferrari in Malibu pleaded no contest Thursday to drunk driving.
Bo Stefan Eriksson, 44, agreed to the plea deal to clear the way for his trial next week on grand theft, embezzlement and firearms possession charges, his lawyers said. "We want to fight the battle where the battle is. It makes no sense to chase windmills and waste the jury's time and the court's time," said attorney James Parkman.
Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Patricia M. Schnegg will sentence Eriksson for the drunk driving offense at the conclusion of his trial. Eriksson is accused of illegally bringing a second Ferrari and a Mercedes into the U.S. without authorization of the British banks that held the titles. Eriksson allegedly crashed a red 2003 Ferrari Enzo into a utility pole on Pacific Coast Highway on Feb. 21. Authorities said the car, reportedly worth $1 million, was going 162 mph when it crashed.

The exotic car, glamorous setting and white-knuckle speed of the crash made for a sensational news story both in California and Europe. Then even more intriguing details emerged. The video game executive told police at the scene that a man named Dietrich had been behind the wheel. Eriksson said Dietrich ran away before authorities arrived.
Eriksson also said he was deputy commissioner of the police department of the San Gabriel Valley Transit Authority, a tiny private agency that provides rides to the disabled and elderly. A few minutes after the crash, two men arrived, identified themselves as Homeland Security officials and spoke to Eriksson at length before leaving. Eriksson has nine criminal convictions in Sweden for forgery, counterfeiting, narcotics and firearms offenses. Because of his criminal record, Eriksson cannot legally possess a gun in this country. He faces a weapons charge for a handgun that police found at his Bel-Air house.

 

[sweetdiesel]

Good to hear, what a jackhole!