Police seize limited edition £3.7m Ferrari in supercar crackdown
Key Points:
- Police in central London seized 90 vehicles worth over £8 million during a crackdown on uninsured, antisocial, and dangerous driving in Kensington, Chelsea, and Hyde Park.
- Among the seized cars was a rare Ferrari Monza SP2 valued at approximately £3.7 million, one of only 499 built, which had been in the UK for just a day.
- The Ferrari driver held only a provisional licence, had no insurance, and was in the car for less than 30 minutes before it was stopped.
- Fifteen vehicles were seized immediately under powers targeting antisocial driving, aiming to improve road safety and deter dangerous behavior.
- Additionally, four arrests were made on various charges including handling stolen goods, money laundering, drug possession with intent to supply, harassment, and immigration offenses.