Posted on 08/06/2016 11:38:03 PM PDT by Enchante
A beautiful, special Ferrari 458 Speciale minding its own business was horrifyingly mutilated at Katie’s Cars & Coffee in Great Falls, Virginia this morning when a Mercedes 380 SL parallel parked on the face of the $300,000 supercar. Children were watching!
If you head over to the Katie’s Cars & Coffee Facebook page, almost all of the Visitor Posts are of the carnage. In this clip below, you can see the moments just after the wreck happened. Warning: nobody was injured but the damage to the Ferrari and its wailing, crying and painful alarm may be graphic for some viewers.
There were kids in the Mercedes! They’re going to have to live the rest of their lives knowing that the car they once considered a friend mutilated a Ferrari.
The lady driving the 380 SL with the license plate ‘DER BNZ’ somehow missed the bright red supercar likely parked there to avoid this very occurrence. As the great Harley Quin once said in the not-great Suicide Squad, “hope you got insurance.”
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If you’re going to drive around with children, it’s best to have an extremely large vehicle, so you can put them way in the back, far from the driver. I was reminded of this the past week because I was driving the four youngest around in a sedan instead of the Big Van.
“When’s the execution?”
The 05:30 slot is available all week.
We take bookings year round ,up to a year in advance.
“”We Aim to please””
There is always the roof rack.
That was my Dad’s Favourite threat. Strangely it worked.
“You could stay home with Tom!”
Then there’s the dire threat of the Mexican Christian pop music.
From the pictures at the scene, I’m willing to wager that the children were not properly secured in the vehicle.
“Lucy, you got some ‘splainin’ to do.”
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