Ferrari Mailing List: Ferrari crash (-ed by brainless, spoiled-brat athlete)

[George P . (ygpz4re]

Rick wrote:"And the only typical result beyond the 'walk away from it' scenario 
that you describe is the driver trying to find out who he can blame (and sue) 
for his own stupidity!"
I recently heard a story (names omitted on purpose) about a customer who picked 
up his car from a dealership on a Friday, only to call the dealership on Monday 
telling them that they worked on his car, it crashed, and now they have to buy 
him a new car.  He emailed pics and everything.  Fortunately, the duly 
appointed rep of said dealership (a personal friend of mine) was smarter than 
the customer - he was able to find the car *and* the location of the, uh, 
"incident".  Come to find out, the customer had dropped a wheel or two off the 
right side of the road, over corrected and snapped the car around and slammed 
it into a telephone pole on the left side of the road (conveniently - for the 
customer - the telephone pole was behind him in all the pics he took and 
sent!).  This person, like the "footballer" in the original story, is in 
definite need of a Darwin Award.
 
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