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coolmind66 · 06-27-2008

Losee's 2003 Enzo Ferrari was torn to pieces in the crash. After veering off SR 257, it lost its transmission and V-12 engine and came to rest off the other side of the road at a speed approaching 200 mph (equivalent to 320 kmph). McCleve noted the Italian sports car - for safety reasons - is supposed to disintegrate in a high-speed crash. “The car did exactly what it was designed to do,” McCleve said. “Just the chassis and passenger compartment remained.” UHP Lt. Douglas Rawlinson estimated the red Ferrari's worth at US$1.3 million.

06-27-2008	#2
coolmind66 Registered Member Last Online: 07-04-2009 Join Date: May 2008 Posts: 172 Thanks: 51 Thanked 56 Times in 42 Posts Groans: 0 Groaned at 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Car Accidents. Losee's 2003 Enzo Ferrari was torn to pieces in the crash. After veering off SR 257, it lost its transmission and V-12 engine and came to rest off the other side of the road at a speed approaching 200 mph (equivalent to 320 kmph). McCleve noted the Italian sports car - for safety reasons - is supposed to disintegrate in a high-speed crash. “The car did exactly what it was designed to do,” McCleve said. “Just the chassis and passenger compartment remained.” UHP Lt. Douglas Rawlinson estimated the red Ferrari's worth at US$1.3 million.