Ferrari GTC4 Lusso Wreck Gets Fixed by Russian Mechanic

Russian Mechanic Arthur really scared us with the last featured build. He revived a Porsche 911 Turbo S, which was a noble gesture. But the horsepower monster ended up being Frankenstein's monster, chopped right down the middle.

This Ferrari wreck looks a little better. It's not going to end up as two cars glued together. But fixing rear quarters on a coupe always looks weird. As usual, the video starts with a quick inspection of the damage and what needs to be fixed.

Other than the front end, the only major repair involves the right rear quarter and door, which the mechanic quickly sets about disassembling and removing mangled metal. The whole car is made of aluminum, which might make things more difficult.

After taking off the outer wing, Arthur finds more substructures that have been mangled up. For example, the door pillar isn't straight and needs to be taken off the car and hammered into shape. After this, he goes on to weld fresh fender tub and supporting structures, as well as a primaried spare rear wing. Where do you even go to get Ferrari spares?

The repairs certainly look better than the Porsche, in the sense that they're not prone to killing you if anything fails. We just find it a little amusing that this expensive-looking Italian exotic has some bodywork held in place with adhesive squirted out of a cheap sealant gun, like the one you'd use to do the caulking around the house.

Fixing the front is as simple as screwing a fresh fender. When that's off, we get a look at how different the Lusso is from a normal car. Ferrari really did try to make it as light as possible.