Tayspiderx 3rd Gear October 18, 2012 Share October 18, 2012 About a week ago we discussed the horrible accident that occurred in Malaysia involving two Nissan GT-Rs and now we have yet another story to report with a Ferrari 458 Spider and a California that collided with each other at most likely a very high speed judging by the severity of disintegration and scattered debris. It seems that a convoy of Ferraris was travelling in Northwest China near Shanxi on most likely the Ansai area of the Baomao Expressway when the drivers of these two cars lost control. You can imagine how violent the crash between the two Ferraris was taking into account that the engine from one of the cars was ripped from the vehicle and ended up on the highway. We don ↡ Advertisement Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Justinbellaa03 Neutral Newbie January 23, 2013 Share January 23, 2013 One thing about a Ferrari, it ↡ Advertisement Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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