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Last week, Car Magazine’s road tester Jethro Bovingdon became a household name after he drove a brand-new £230,000 Ferrari FF into a kerb during the press launch of the supercar in Italy. Following the release of an in-car video of the incident, the British publication has now published a photo on its website along with a short explanation from Bovingdon (see here).
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Cars
Ferrari FF vs Kerb: Car Magazine Finally Posts a Picture
Last week, Car Magazine’s road tester Jethro Bovingdon became a household name after he drove a brand-new £230,000 Ferrari FF into a kerb during the press launch of the supercar in Italy. Following the release of an in-car video of the incident, the British publication has now published a photo on its website along with a short explanation from Bovingdon (see here).
“There was no kerb to begin with, and then one suddenly appeared halfway round this tight corner,†said Jethro. The intimate encounter with the kerb resulted in two dented alloy wheels.
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