Don't think this is the best way to lower your car.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1308287/Ferrari-driver-jacks-delivery-van-120-000-430-Spyder.html

What an idiot. The words egg, on and face spring to mind.

Heavy depreciation too!

Car lost 20k between writing the headline and the article

Great advertising for Lyreco and one hell of an expensive car jack

It does make you wonder what double yellow lines are for when the van driver had parked up to delivery stationery supplies.

Would the Ferrari driver have any come back due to the vans illegal parking?

my mates dad did something similar in his 355

It does make you wonder what double yellow lines are for when the van driver had parked up to delivery stationery supplies.

Would the Ferrari driver have any come back due to the vans illegal parking?

Disabled blue badge users can park on double yellow lines for up to 3 hours.

What's the point of putting lines down. Is their car less of an obstruction than anyone elses - NO

If there are no kerb blips, you can load and unload on a single or double yellow line for a maximum period of 40 minutes at any time.

Edited 2 September, 201015 yr by vRS G60

So the Ferrari curse still goes on

Edited 2 September, 201015 yr by TommyJ_VrS

Just desserts

It does make you wonder what double yellow lines are for when the van driver had parked up to delivery stationery supplies.

Would the Ferrari driver have any come back due to the vans illegal parking?

Yellow lines or not, the Ferrari driver hit a stationary (and stationEry, come to think of it! :p ) vehicle. So no case to answer for the van driver in terms of liability, although he is of course open to a fine for the parking offence he's committed...

Teaches him for being a flash git.