Im still vague on the joke in print above save for considering the reality that Ferrari incidents happen almost on a daily basis, nothing surprises me anymore. The vehicle pictured above is a Ferrari 360 Modena which has fallen off a hill. The driver blamed the road salt left over from the last snowfall, save for my deduction is that he be supposed to have blamed his driving skills. The good share on this hearsay is that the driver and passenger walked away, the bad share is that the supercar didnt. The incident took place on Angeles Crest Highway, in Los Angeles, California.
The Ferrari 360 has left the production line 9 years back and since then the Maranello based automaker has created the F430 and the 458 Italia. The supercar came in two majority styles, Modena (coupe) and Spider (convertible). It had a rear mid-engine and rear-wheel drive layout, taking its power from a 3.6l V8 engine, with 400 HP (300 kW) and 373 Nm (275 lb-ft) of torque. The 360 Modena be capable of accelerate from to 100 kmh in just a little over 4 seconds and it has a top break the speed limit of 304 kmh (189 mph.
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