A £2.5million Ferrari Enzo has been smashed into pieces after crashing into a tree stump in the Netherlands.
On Tuesday, the crash occurred in Baarn just southwest of Amsterdam.
The incident occurred when a mechanic from a nearby dealership was driving the Enzo. There were only 400 of these cars worldwide. He was taken to hospital and treated for minor injuries.
It sustained significant damage from collision. Two wheels were also ripped off, as well as several suspension components.
One witness said that the vehicle’s passenger was crushed into the stump of a tree on the other side.
The right wheel appears to be missing from the car.
Baarn was the location of the crash, which is located just south of Amsterdam.
Only 400 of the now £2.5million Ferrari Enzos were made worldwide – making it a very costly crash
The collision caused extensive damage to the dream car’s mid-engine engine, but the driver was not hurt.
As the Ferrari is being lifted onto a truck, recovery teams take off the wheels which have become detached during the accident.
After the Tuesday crash, a recovery driver moves the Ferrari on a truck so that it can be removed from the wreckage.
Their comments included: “The Ferrari dealer in your area is only two kilometres from the site.” This is a car that the customer owns.
“The weather conditions were damp, chilly and maybe three degrees below normal.
It struck the stump of a tree on the other side. It struck it from the passenger side, and the stump was broken.
“I’m not sure how it happened but I believe he was trying to get back to the dealer.”
From 2002 to 2004, supercars of the mid-engine variety left Ferrari’s production lines.
A close up of the damage to one of the wheel arches of the £2.5m Ferarri Enzo, which lost two wheels in the collision
Passenger side of vehicle was impacted by the impact, but driver side was unaffected.
Close-up of significant injuries sustained by the collision with the tree stump at the side.
The bumper of Ferrari Enzo’s Ferrari Enzo has suffered significant damage. Only 400 Ferrari Enzo’s exist.
Initially costing £450,000 when launched, the Enzos have since hugely increased in value.
Most recently, a 2003 Ferrari Enzo was sold in August last year by RM Sotheby’s for $3,360,000 (£2,463,132).