Photo: wreckedexotics.com
If you buy a supercar, everybody expects you to be able to drive it, as it should be driven, and probably, in time, you begin to adopt the same views. This is, however, highly-detrimental to both your physical well-being and the integrity of your prized collection of exotic materials and implausible numbers.
We see far too many of these beautifully crafted supercars wrapped around poles, broken in half or just plain totalled. The most recent example we have is a black Ferrari 458, which was photographed in Switzerland, on the back of a truck.
Why was it on the back of a truck? Well, we say the photos are self-explanatory, and while we don`t know exactly how this 458 got in this really bad shape, but the owner probably slid left, while taking a right turn far too quickly, and the car hit some sort of massive obstacle at very high speed - it could almost be called a cliche.
Via wreckedexotics.com
Why was it on the back of a truck? Well, we say the photos are self-explanatory, and while we don`t know exactly how this 458 got in this really bad shape, but the owner probably slid left, while taking a right turn far too quickly, and the car hit some sort of massive obstacle at very high speed - it could almost be called a cliche.
Via wreckedexotics.com
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