A disgraced Swedish playboy crashes his $1 million car on the streets of LA . . . . photo gallery too.
Police are amused because a chronic pain in the butt might be off the streets.
Also, there aren't many cars in the world where other owners are hoping you crash so it drives the value of their own surviving cars higher . . . .
"This is the pinnacle of Ferrari automobiles - and just about any automobile produced today," said Dustin Troyan, who hosts car shows every Sunday at Village Coffee Roaster in Woodland Hills.
"This is the best. It has incorporated a lot of Formula One technology into a drivable car. This is a work of art. With one less, the value of every other Enzo just went up."
Like F1 race cars, the Enzo is designed to be able to withstand high-speed crashes, experts said. Tuesday, it performed just as advertised - the carbon fiber body disintegrated around the cabin, totaling the car but leaving its passenger nearly unharmed.
"To cut it in half like that is a very significant impact, and to have people walk away, it shows how safe these cars really are," said James Del Pozzo, general sales manager at Ferrari of Beverly Hills. "It's very sad. It is just a car, but at the same time, it's a very special car."
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Crashing a $1 million red Ferrari . . . .
