People stop. Look at that post.
I had never heard of AutoDebut before I clicked that link. Had you? Of course not, it's 17 days old. All the stories are regurgitated from other sources. Come on, it's on a standard "blog in a box" software. I'm betting this is a guy, and maybe a couple college classmates, playing "auto journalist" on a blogsite.
The car in the photo is unidentifiable. Ok, it might have a low nose and 5 spoke wheels. It could be a kid's Tiburon. Is it wrecked? Funny that the car almost totally gone and that is the photo we get. If it is a 458, how do they know it was "fixed"?
Why is there no verifiable information to speak of? Where did this take place, and when? "Just a few days ago" is not good enough. There is nothing there that can be used to research more about this recall defying fire. That photo could be 6 or 8 months old.
I do rather like this line; "This is the fifth fire, all resembling each other, that Ferrari has had to replace due to the fires." It has got to be costing Ferrari a fortune to replace fires due to fires.
The website is sh*t, the photo is sh*t and the story is sh*t.
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