World’s Highest Mileage Ferrari F40 Crash, Technician Allegedly at Fault

You might see a picture of a Ferrari F40 crash on a UK road. Though no one was physically hurt in the accident, the car suffered significant damage and appears to be a massive write-off. However, Ferraris don’t just end their lives as junkers. So, I’m sure someone will pick up this project and get the car back on the road again.

Ferrari produced 1,311 F40s, 213 of which were shipped to the United States. Initially, production was limited to 400. However, because so many customers ordered cars, the Italian carmaker had no choice but to comply. Reportedly, there are currently 75 Ferrari F40s in the UK. One of which is now off the road.

Posted on Instagram by @kayash2000, the car is captured on its side on the A5 near Markyate. It is said to have been crashed by a service technician who lost control of the Ferrari, leading to the heart-tugging misery of enthusiasts over the model. This created a reeling uproar in the ranks of the insurance company.

One image shows that the entire front end has been displaced, exposing the front wheels, suspension, radiator, and luggage compartment. A pole lying on the ground likely caused the car to be in that odd position.

The rear end has also lost its original shape. Photographs of the scene show severe suspension misalignment on the driver’s side. The rear bumper also absorbed the impact. In the Ferrari F40 crash photos, the seats were covered with protective plastic during the crash. Thus confirming it was likely that a service technician had crashed it.

This particular example of the Ferrari F40 crash was well-known throughout the country. The F40PRX was famous due to its number plate and because it had already become a thing. Rumors exist that it was the highest-mileage F40. However, the specifics of the sports car’s actual mileage could be untraceable. It is known that the vehicle was owned and driven as a daily commuter.

Now, he’s almost away from work. Given how valuable this Ferrari is, it could be restored and put back on the road like a large jigsaw puzzle. We have seen Ferraris in far worse shape after accidents, which eventually returned to their glory.

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