Woman Destroys New £500,000 Ferrari Seconds After Driving Out Of Dealership A whopping 238,737,807Million Naira

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Woman Destroys New £500,000 Ferrari Seconds After Driving Out Of Dealership A whopping 238,737,807Million Naira The driver and passengers escaped with minor injuries, however the car was completely destroyed. The Ferrari 458 cost nearly half a million pounds to buy and import into China, and was destroyed just moments after being driven away from the dealership. Luckily, the driver and her female passengers were not seriously injured.

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