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Comedian Eddie Griffin crashed a rare $1.2 million Ferrari Enzo into a barrier during a practice run. Its a fake crash – the event was planned to promote the upcoming film “Redline”. The movie’s tagline is “Fear Nothing. Risk Everything,” and the film features several crashes of actual cars. Two Porsche Carrera GTs were destroyed [...]

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Another Ferrari Enzo destroyed in high-speed crash near Nice, France. Russian billionaire Suleiman Kerimov was in critical condition this weekend after crashing his black Ferrari Enzo in Nice on the French Riviera. The car split in half after striking a tree, and subsequently burst into flames. His passenger, russian TV celebrity Tina Kandelaki (married ), [...]

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The Ferrari Dino prototype was caught on public roads. Based on a F430 body, the Dino’s prototype doesn’t give away anything about how the Dino will look, but it does seem to confirm development is underway. The prototype’s front fenders are a little wider and the side rocker panels are missing due to a different [...]

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The F430 Challenge Stradale was spied on the public roads. It’s Ferrari’s answer to Porsche’s RS-models. The standard F430 delivers 490 bhp and the Stradale is believed to have at least 520 horsepower and about 220 lbs less weight. The biggest visible change are the exhaust pipes that got moved up a bit, producing an [...]

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The video of James Glickenhaus talking about Ferrari P 4/5 designed by Pininfarina.

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The 2003 Enzo Ferrari was crashed on Utah Fast Pass Road Rally. $1.3 million Ferrari after veering off the road lost its transmission and V-12 engine and came to rest off the other side of the road. The driver was flown to Utah Valley Regional Medical Center with serious injuries. sltrib.com

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Take a look at first officially sanctioned photo of the Ferrari P4/5 by Pininfarina. The Enzo-based supercar was not scheduled to be revealed until later this month, but leaks on the web spurred Glickenhouse to action.

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