This Ferrari crash revealed a BILLION DOLLAR SCAM!

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• JO

  @jordanandersen · 3 years ago

  &quot;who would buy an Enzo with its tub cracked in half&quot;<br>Tavarish: <b>furiously clicking &apos;buy it now&apos; on the copart auction</b>

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• SO

  @solsol1624 · 3 years ago

  Of the 399 Enzos produced, only 415 survive today☺

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• PO

  @PostalTwinkie · 3 years ago

  This guy is like some mystical Ferrari wizard that possess forbidden and arcane knowledge. He just appeared out of nowhere one day to sit and tell us wonderous stories that Ferrari doesn&apos;t want us to hear!

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• RI

  @richardwintle1020 · 3 years ago

  Still waiting for the discussion of the billion dollar scam...

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• CL

  @claudiobizama-Claxle · 3 years ago (edited)

  Funfact: Stefan Eriksson raced on the 24h of Le Mans in 2005 with the #92 Ferrari 360 Modena GTC with Gizmondo sponsored livery. Ended up retiring after 218 laps.

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• SL

  @sl5946 · 3 years ago

  I can&apos;t decide which is the bigger disaster, the wrecked Enzo or the aftermarket wheels on the Enzo

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• VI

  @VINwiki · 3 years ago

  Ferrari stories of the 2000s are something else!

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• MI

  @MinionofNobody · 2 years ago

  I am a retired cop. &nbsp;I once responded to a single car traffic collision in which a car had been speeding down the road, hit a bump, and gone airborne before colliding with a telephone pole. &nbsp;The telephone pole was about one hundred feet from the bump in the road. &nbsp;The point of impact was roughly six feet above the sidewalk. &nbsp;The driver survived the collision. &nbsp;The three passengers in the car did not. &nbsp;A section of femur roughly two inches long had been knocked out of one of the passenger’s legs and was lying in the roadway. &nbsp;I don’t remember the specific make and model of the car but it was nothing special. &nbsp;The car did not split in half although it was totaled.<br><br>Speed does not kill. &nbsp;It is the sudden stop at the end of high speed collisions that kills. &nbsp;Nobody ever thinks it will happen to them.

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• JA

  @Jarok3 · 3 years ago

  the whole gizmondo circus is a story of its own! it goes quite deep.

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• GT

  @GTSCarLife · 3 years ago

  I lived near the crash site back then, and have done a lot of work for Ferrari. &nbsp;He is just scratching the surface of life in &nbsp;Ferrari world. &nbsp;Enjoyable video!

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• PA

  @pabl048 · 3 years ago

  The ratio of videos you guys put out to how often my mind is blown is too high. These are things you only used to hear of through whispers in corners...

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• SA

  @sabertoothrobot · 3 years ago

  This happened during the golden age of internet car forums - and this incident spawned thousands of discussion threads and reposts. Amidst the endless wild speculation and snippy flame wars, there were real nuggets to be gleaned about Swedish organized crime and the American legal loopholes they had been exploiting to bring in their cars, guns, and pharmacopeia. Crazy times.

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