Could well be mine was just a semi-educated guess!
Stu- You in an argumentative mood tonight? Go find Paul
Stu- You in an argumentative mood tonight? Go find Paul
Not quite a Fiat but very sad!
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Not quite a Fiat but very sad!
It was Bournemouth according to this newspaper:
£600,000 Ferrari's prang out of order
A NEW Forest millionaire who lent his Ferrari to a colleague watched in horror as the £600,000 car was in a collision with a bus seconds later.
As the red Ferrari Enzo, one of only 22 in the UK, pulled out of Frank Mountain's Burley mansion it was involved in a crash with a Wilts & Dorset bus.
The Ferrari driver was then in collision with an oncoming VW Golf, said police.
The Enzo's offside was ripped off and the six-litre car, top speed 217mph, was taken away by a Ferrari dealer.
It is estimated the accident will leave the millionaire land agent, who was in the Ferrari when the accident happened, with a five-figure repair bill.
PC Kirsten Trowman, of Hampshire police, said the accident happened on a narrow road with little room for vehicles to pass each other. "Both vehicles are wide and were near the centre white line," she said, adding that no one was injured.
Mr Mountain was going to a nearby race track where his Ferrari and a Maserati he owns were to be test driven.
£600,000 Ferrari's prang out of order
A NEW Forest millionaire who lent his Ferrari to a colleague watched in horror as the £600,000 car was in a collision with a bus seconds later.
As the red Ferrari Enzo, one of only 22 in the UK, pulled out of Frank Mountain's Burley mansion it was involved in a crash with a Wilts & Dorset bus.
The Ferrari driver was then in collision with an oncoming VW Golf, said police.
The Enzo's offside was ripped off and the six-litre car, top speed 217mph, was taken away by a Ferrari dealer.
It is estimated the accident will leave the millionaire land agent, who was in the Ferrari when the accident happened, with a five-figure repair bill.
PC Kirsten Trowman, of Hampshire police, said the accident happened on a narrow road with little room for vehicles to pass each other. "Both vehicles are wide and were near the centre white line," she said, adding that no one was injured.
Mr Mountain was going to a nearby race track where his Ferrari and a Maserati he owns were to be test driven.
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No I'm notjamie86 said:Stu- You in an argumentative mood tonight?
Oh yes you are!
How did i know you'd come out with a comment like that!wolfracepunto said:Lmao
Theres a Ferrari dealership down in the New Forest........................which was pointed out earlier! DOH!
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Sorry I couldnt resist
I'll forgive you this time as it was quite funny
Yes near Bournemouth, as mentioned the dealer is in the New Forest (used to be owned by Nigel Mansel). There are also two other sport car dealers near by that sell Ferrari's/lotus/tvr... one is http://www.westovergroup.co.uk/ their used car list is nice... http://www.virtual-showroom.co.uk/scripts/stockList/stockList.asp?refnum=7998&laf=edwards&start=1
