Ferrari rammed into harbour by van - 17th Aug 2011 7:54pm
What a choker!
The owner of this Ferrari parked outside a restaurant and began tucking into his meal, only to see a runaway van barge his flash motor into the sea.
The Ferrari 360 Spider - worth around £120,000 - was parked at the harbour’s edge on the Croatian island of Pag in the Adriatic Sea.
While its Slovenian owner ate, a white Renault Master truck parked behind the Ferrari, then rolled back into it when the brakes failed.
The Ferrari then toppled nose-first into the sea.
Luckily the supercar driver owned a towing company and ordered one of his trucks to drag the vehicle from the harbour.
The convertible suffered only minimal damage to the bodywork.
Tibor Svirovicza, a 29-year-old composer from Croatia, photographed the incident.
He told SWNS: "The Ferrari guy was a Slovenian tourist who had been harassing people in his car by making a lot of noise.
"It was like he was driving around purposely trying to wake up tourists with his fancy Ferrari."
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The owner of this Ferrari parked outside a restaurant and began tucking into his meal, only to see a runaway van barge his flash motor into the sea.
The Ferrari 360 Spider - worth around £120,000 - was parked at the harbour’s edge on the Croatian island of Pag in the Adriatic Sea.
While its Slovenian owner ate, a white Renault Master truck parked behind the Ferrari, then rolled back into it when the brakes failed.
The Ferrari then toppled nose-first into the sea.
Luckily the supercar driver owned a towing company and ordered one of his trucks to drag the vehicle from the harbour.
The convertible suffered only minimal damage to the bodywork.
Tibor Svirovicza, a 29-year-old composer from Croatia, photographed the incident.
He told SWNS: "The Ferrari guy was a Slovenian tourist who had been harassing people in his car by making a lot of noise.
"It was like he was driving around purposely trying to wake up tourists with his fancy Ferrari."
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