If anyone is looking to hire a mechanic in Connecticut, this guy will definitely need a job: a mechanic from the Greenwich exotic car dealership Miller Motorsports took a Ferrari Enzo worth $600,000 for a joyride and promptly crashed into a wall, spiraled across traffic and smashed into a median.

French officials admitted this week that they may not have taken the most thorough measurements before writing a $20 billion check.

YouTube prankster Roman Atwood is mostly known for his "epic pee prank" in which, as the title might suggest, he uses a water bottle to pretend to pee in public in full view of police officers.

Gurbaksh Chahal should be enjoying his life. He's made an estimated $150 million, wrote a bestselling book, lives in an opulent penthouse and was officially declared buff. But on Facebook it's clear the guy is going through hell. It's about his Ferrari, and it's just awful.

[Christina Aguilera and husband Jordan Bratman go for a cruise in their Ferrari in Beverly Hills. Image via INF.]

If you loved the idea of a Hermès-branded helicopter, you're going to be thrilled to hear that Ferrari is now in talks to stamp its name of a line of luxury homes. If the deal goes through, you'd have to move to Abu Dhabi to actually be able to move into a house with a prancing horse statue on the roof. But that may not be such a bad thing considering you'd be close to the long-delayed Ferrari indoor amusement park that, when finished, will boast the world's fastest roller coaster. [Maktoob via WSJ]

For about ten minutes yesterday, a Ferrari was parked in front of our office on Crosby Street in SoHo. Since such a car usually has some jerkface inside, we rarely take the chance to peek in and see what's going on on the passenger side. We've been missing out! Let's take a closer look at what we found and annotate the damage!