Lawyer who abandoned $200K Ferrari in Toronto storm ready to laugh it off

krishna · 07-10-2013, 11:17 AM · 1 person reading this discussion

#1
An Ontario lawyer who abandoned his $200,000 Ferrari during the recent destructive Toronto storm has captured the hearts and minds of those looking for a silver lining in the dark clouds.

With the city still fighting to regain full power and facing further nasty weather, there are more troubles ahead. An abandoned sports car can perhaps help us keep focused on what's important.

There is a score of memorable images of the recent Toronto storm — be they of overflowing commuter trains, bogged subway stations or drivers trapped on river-like highways.

Among those images are some of a gorgeous silver Ferrari California, a vision, sitting abandoned in the middle of a road, glowing under the lights of an overpass.

#2
hahahaha....yeah that was pretty funny.

He got a cab to Island airport only to find out they were closed.

He had a Hearing in Ottawa !

He continued to Toronto International airport and got a flight !

He laughed off the incident as the Police had assured him they will get a Tow truck

#3
Thought was Snoopster  ::LOL::

but then i recall that he prefer the BMW ..

#4
how nice is that.....to be able to laugh off a 200,000 car!!

when you rich....you rich!!

and this top lawyer is one rich dude!!

#5
[quote author=ketchim link=topic=81730.msg510347#msg510347 date=1373467220]
Thought was Snoopster  ::LOL::

but then i recall that he prefer the BMW ..
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With my pittance of an income a Beemer is all I can afford in comparison to this chap. ::LOL::

#6
and I wud not buy a beemer if they were free on application.  I hate those cars...at least those put together in north america.

I tested a beemer with great interest and intent..but I came away disgusted.  I did not like the feel of it.  plus the interior is awfully hard and cheap. 

I have a 97 300 cl acura, leather interior with all the fixings...far far superior to the beemer.

I love that car and keep it in shape..recently changed struts, upper arms and wheel bearings.  and of course engine not remote controlled like newer and new cars.  if I have to flee no rfid, or hackable remote so I can be stopped on my way, the car taken over  by computer control from  afar ::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL::

#7
[quote author=mapoui link=topic=81730.msg510387#msg510387 date=1373471570]
and I wud not buy a beemer if they were free on application.  I hate those cars...at least those put together in north america.

I tested a beemer with great interest and intent..but I came away disgusted.  I did not like the feel of it.  plus the interior is awfully hard and cheap. 

I have a 97 300 cl acura, leather interior with all the fixings...far far superior to the beemer.

I love that car and keep it in shape..recently changed struts, upper arms and wheel bearings.  and of course engine not remote controlled like newer and new cars.  if I have to flee no rfid, or hackable remote so I can be stopped on my way, the car taken over  by computer control from  afar ::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL::
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I think you test drove the wrong car Maps or was given false info.  BMWs are not made or assembled in North America.  They are all made and assembled in Germany. 

#8
This is a pic of the engine of my Ultimate Driving Machine.  5.4 litre gas guzzing V12.  Puts out 326 horses. 8)

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[quote author=Snoopster link=topic=81730.msg510390#msg510390 date=1373472460]
This is a pic of the engine of my Ultimate Driving Machine.  5.4 litre gas guzzing V12.  Puts out 326 horses. 8)
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Very nice Snoops !!!!  8)

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[quote author=Calypso link=topic=81730.msg510402#msg510402 date=1373476471]

Very nice Snoops !!!!  8)
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Thanks Cal.  I've often thought of trading her in for one of these - especially when I'm at the gas pump. 8)

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