Ferrari Crashes, Closes Part Of P.C.H.
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(CBS) MALIBU, Calif. A section of Pacific Coast Highway was closed Tuesday after a single-vehicle car crash, officials said.

Paramedics were sent to P.C.H. at Decker Road at 6:15 a.m., Los Angeles County Fire Department Inspector Ron Haralson said.

By 8:35 a.m., one lane was reopened in each direction, according to California Highway Patrol Officer Francisco Villalobos.

The vehicle, a Ferrari -- reportedly worth between $600,000 and $1 million -- was badly damaged. One person suffered a minor injury and was treated at the scene.

"We have the passenger, who told us the driver did flee from the scene," Sheriff's Sgt. Philip Brooks said. "And we ... followed some footprints up the side of the hill in an effort to locate the driver."

Authorities believe the Ferrari, which broke in half, "was traveling at least 100 mph and it will probably be a lot more than that once we conclude our investigation," Brooks said.

 

 

poor car

 

wow!

 

wow!

 

Insurance isnt going to be happy about this.

 

That's only if he had insurance, hopefully the owner is o.k. I've been in crashes similiar to this.

 

oh wow that sux, but hey now the car is a bit more rare....

 

in the first pic, the wheel almost looks like a custom polished wheel. hard to tell though. i bet custom center lug wheels are ultra cash!

 

they are aftermarket wheels.....RUMOR has it that it may be the same car as was at the SEMA show in 2005, as they look to be the same wheels...but no confirmation on that yet.