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“The cars are extremely capable. If driven properly you should never crash on the road by yourself,” Edmonds said. “They’re very powerful, very quick, but handled with care they’re completely safe – my mom could drive a Ferrari.” 😂
Heran said in his latest notice of civil claim against the agency that it was “unsettling and embarrassing” for him to have the Ferrari absent from his vehicle collection, “which he makes available for public display and appreciation.”
Last edited by westcoastj; 11-20-2021 at 05:26 PM.
“The cars are extremely capable. If driven properly you should never crash on the road by yourself,” Edmonds said. “They’re very powerful, very quick, but handled with care they’re completely safe – my mom could drive a Ferrari.” 😂
Heran said in his latest notice of civil claim against the agency that it was “unsettling and embarrassing” for him to have the Ferrari absent from his vehicle collection, “which he makes available for public display and appreciation.”
Well he succeeded...crashing the thing got him hugely more public display that showing up at charity events.
some years ago, a Range Rover going south on Mt Pleasant failed to negotiate the slight bend south of Blythwood and hit a steel light stand about 6 inches in diameter. The car was ripped to pieces, one person died, The paint on the pole was not damaged.
We'll have to set different category then. Sort of like GTD and GTLM class. One class for test drives gone wrong and one for new owners gone wrong.
Ah yes, good catch. Was it confirmed the 718 at Pfaff was a test drive? If so that must have been a very uncomfortable conversation after walking back to the dealership...
11-20-2021, 05:25 PM
One class for test drives gone wrong and one for new owners gone wrong.
