Targa Nowfoundland Claims A Ferrari Edo Enzo XX Evolution
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qaMkT1Dk6xQ&feature=player_embedded
The Ferrari Edo Enzo XX Evolution isn't street legal in Germany, but it was running around Newfoundland when things went wrong.
A Canadian car dealer's $1.5 million Ferrari Enzo took a dip into the ocean September 15 after he lost control while racing the Targa Newfoundland rally.
Zahir Rana of ZR Auto owns what may be the world's fastest street-legal Ferrari, an Edo Enzo XX, a highly tuned 840-horsepower monster that can hit more than 380 km/h (240 mph) on land but doesn't go nearly as fast in water.
Jalopnik quoted witness Mike Boldt's description of the crash: "There was a long bridge and they just came bombing down the hill across the bridge. They took an uneven left off a driveway... and he was on throttle, hit one bump, on throttle, and the next bump threw him right off."
While the car was carried by the tide for a while before it could be towed ashore, Rana and his co-driver managed to escape the car unharmed. The Ferrari is in decent shape, too, apparently just a little soggy.
Post-crash, Rana brushed off the accident; in the video above he says, "It's just a car. It's no big deal." His navigator calls it a "boo-boo."