Two Drivers Arrested After Speeding In Ferrari

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I would like to know what the owner of the vehicle was thinking sending the tow truck driver away. He's the real idiot in my opinion. What a jack-ass. He can sit there and ensure that his vehicle was taken care of properly, but no instead he wants to "thumb his nose" at the authorities. What a jackass.

I wonder what Ferrari thinks of the rich idiots who buy their products?
 
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I dunno... I would think they wouldn't be too thrilled. I was under the impression that part of Ferrari's allure came from its 'exclusivity' and the 'finest machine' image and that a ferrari is a cause for envy.

To be honest, with all these idiots doing all this stupid stuff, I would be less likely to buy a ferrari, even if I had that type of money, specifically because I wouldn't want that type of association.

I guess what I'm saying is, each car carries an image. Would a car company be happy if its image transformed from 'exclusivity' to 'idiocrity.' Eh, maybe I'm alone on this one. Maybe it all comes down to dollars and sense.
 
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there is not much that could get in the way of me buying a ferrari if i had the money. pretty sure osama bin laden could drive one and i would still buy one. that is unless they only make SUV's from here on it, which is entirely possible
 
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If I had the money I probably would buy one.....but just to have one in the garage....the Aston Martin would be my pride and joy(i know, i know doesnt stack up on the track but optically it is so much sexier to me)
 
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