The creation and subsequent destruction of a Ferrari 458 all happened at the same location, the Ferrari Maranello factory in Italy.
One very lucky Ferrari owner picked their car up from the factory and reportedly the next day managed to crash it right outside the factory.
The Ferrari 458 Italia which can do 0-100kmh (62mph) in 3.35 seconds and can hit a top speed of 202mph. However, the “lucky” owner of this particular Ferrari 458 will have to wait now before they can get to experience their Ferrari again.
Have a look at the video below of the before and after shots of this Ferrari 458 crash.
The new Ferrari 458 Italia is the latest Ferrari to be launched and what a stunner it is!
The name gives away the details you need to know about it’s engine, a 4.5 Litre V8 that will take the Ferrari 458 over the 200mph barrier and hit 202mph with the 562 prancing horses it has under the bonnet.
The Ferrari 458 Italia is the replacement of the Ferrari F430, one of the best looking Ferrari’s built. So to replace such a beautiful car as the F430 the 458 had a lot to live up to…but don’t worry, it’s managed it in spades!
The front has a totally new looking set of lights that stretch their way up the bonnet and the rest of the aluminium body smoothly curves it’s way to the rear of the car where the prancing stallion sits against a flat rear with the unique 3 centrally positioned exhausts poke out.
Since it is made of aluminium the car is light weight and weighs in at 1,380kg (although this weight is without any water or oil in the car).
The gearbox in the Ferrari 458 is a twin clutch with 7 speed and this is what you will be using when you put your pedal to the metal to see it’s 0-62mph time of 3.4 seconds.
There was input from Michael Schumacher with this Ferrari so you know that it is going to be something special.
Unfortunately at the moment there are no Ferrari 458 driving experiences available, however we expect that they will be before too long. Why not look at other Ferrari driving experiences as an alternative and just as much fun!
The name gives away the details you need to know about it’s engine, a 4.5 Litre V8 that will take the Ferrari 458 over the 200mph barrier and hit 202mph with the 562 prancing horses it has under the bonnet.
way to the rear of the car where the prancing stallion sits against a flat rear with the unique 3 centrally positioned exhausts poke out.