$3.5 Million Ferrari Enzo Wrecked On Germany’s Autobahn
A $3.5 million Ferrari Enzo crashed on the Autobahn! (Photo by Cameron J Spencer/Getty Images)
Sports cars are meant to go fast. Likewise, Germany’s Autobahn is meant to be driven on at fast speeds. So, wouldn’t a Ferrari Enzo and the Autobahn go hand-in-hand? Well, not exactly! A $3.5 million Ferrari Enzo wrecked on Germany’s Autobahn!
The damage is extensive and I can’t imagine what the driver was feeling when it happened. I panic if I get a small little scratch on my cheap lease. If it was worth millions of dollars, I’d probably faint and never wake up again. Here are the details on the story.
$3.5 Million Ferrari Enzo Wrecked On Germany’s Autobahn
I’m not what you’d call a “car guy.” However, I do know a thing or two and have respect for nice vehicles. I’ve just never gotten into them because I’m well aware I will never be able to purchase one. So, if you’re like me and don’t know much about sports cars, let me tell you: the Ferrari Enzo is one-of-a-kind. It’s one of Ferrari’s final halo cars without a hybrid engine. It’s worth $3.5 million. Obviously, it’s not something you want to break. It’s definitely not something you want to totally wreck. Unfortunately, it happened.
The Drive reports the driver lost control of the Enzo on the A99 section of the Autobahn late Tuesday morning. That’s when the car smashed into a guardrail. Debris from the impact was scattered as far as 650 feet, which shows it must have been traveling at an extreme speed–which is allowed on the Autobahn. In fact, most of the popular German highway doesn’t have a speed limit. So, these kind of speeds are not rare.
The Enzo wasn’t the only car on the road at the time, it did damage another car in the crash. According to The Drive, 3 people were injured in the accident and one person was sent to the hospital. Turns out, the driver of the car was the official test driver at a dealership! They are unsure if the car will be able to be rebuilt. The damage is very bad. However, Ferrari might be able to reproduce everything needed to restore the car back into good condition. Check out more on the damage below.
Ranking The Best Jeep Wrangler Colors
The unique, sharp-looking Jeep Wrangler has been turning heads since 1986. Recently, Jeep announced what’s new with the 2024 Wrangler, including the exterior color options. Here, we will rank the four best colors available for the new Jeep Wrangler.
Before we admire the color options that continuously help make the Wrangler one of the most unique vehicles on the road, let’s first examine some of the new features for 2024.
“The Wrangler picks up a mild visual and tech update for 2024, with an updated grille and no fewer than ten new wheel designs,” Car and Driver explains. Jeep has also spent a lot of time researching and developing the software components of their vehicles. This helps upgrade the technology accessories like navigation options, Apple CarPlay, and its code-reading system. Furthermore, Jeep has made a big push in recent years to enable the Wrangler to have a hybrid option. Two additional models will have the option to be an EV hybrid. You can recognize if a Wrangler is a hybrid type by the light blue accents on the exterior (logo, and trim outlines).
Model Types
There are 13 Jeep Wrangler body and model types. This ranges from the Sport entry level to the top of the line, Rubicon 392. Within this scope of Wrangler variations, the price points vary tremendously. Depending upon which model you select and the options added in, a 2024 Wrangler can start as low as $33,690. The most expensive option can run you close to $90,000.
Color Options
In order to rank the best Jeep Wrangler colors available in 2024, we need to know what color options there are to select from. “The new 2024 Jeep Wrangler is available in 11 eye-catching exterior colors, including new-for-2024 Bikini and Anvil, as well as Earl, Firecracker Red, Granite Crystal, Silver Zynith, High Velocity, Hydro Blue, Sarge, Bright White and Black,” Jeep said in a press release.
Cort Freeman was born and raised in Metro Detroit. He was named Clarkston High School 2009 Class Clown 13 years after graduating. Totally normal thing to happen. That’s thanks to his time spent as an Intern at Comedy Central and Social Media Correspondent for The Colbert Report. Cort has done comedy across the country, both standing up and sitting down. When he’s not trying to make you laugh on-air and online, he’s probably at home enjoying his favorite shows like Seinfeld, South Park, and The Office. He’s also totally uncomfortable writing about himself in the third person. Cort enjoys writing about comedy, food, sports, and entertainment. So, basically anything and everything.
