from the incident shows the dark grey Maserati at a standstill in sand at Anna Bay in Port Stephens on September 30 with a tow cord attached between its front bumper and the rear of another driver's ute.
As the ute begins to accelerate and surged forward, an audible crack was heard and the Maserati's bumper flies off, snapping into pieces.A Maserati supercar has been filmed being destroyed after becoming stuck in sand dunes at Anna Bay in Port Stephens, north of Newcastle NSW. Bystanders watching the attempt at recovering the vehicle can be heard gasping and swearing as the bumper shatters.
The driver of the ute stopped momentarily, seemingly unaware of what had just happened, before slowly driving forward again with the tow cord and bumper bar still connected. As a ute uses a tow cord to try help the Maserati out of the sand, the car's front bumper bar appears to snap clean off and shatter into pieces.It remains unclear why the Maserati was driven onto the sand dunes, but the vehicle has since been towed from the scene and had been declared a write-off.
For Sale. As new Maserati. Low km only driven on weekends (over sand dunes and at beach near salt water)....
As if you would take that car there
Two idiots on the beach.
🤣🤣🤣
What a champion! Hopefully Maserati owner got those good pics for IG.
Why would you think you drive a Maserati on sand!?
Hardly a supercar...
I was told in car body there is a “hook” point. A area that has being strengthen area to take the force of being pulled or towed without damaging the body or the structure of the car.....
Can’t believe the 4wd guy had no clue
Pppffffffhfhfhfhsss.
I wonder if it was a rental?
More money than sense. 🤣
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