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Workers at Ferrari of Palm Beach watched a new CDN$225,000-plus Roma coupe tumble several floors, after experiencing a malfunction in their car elevator while moving the vehicle. While, thankfully, no one was hurt in the initial fall, tensions were still pretty high when fuel was spotted leaking from the upturned Fezza.
Palm Beach County Fire Rescue responded by immediately cutting the dealership’s power upon arrival at the scene; then installing a portable standpipe system on floors one and three, giving them a supply of water in case the gas pooling in the elevator shaftignite. The next step involved calling in a local towing company, Kauff’s Towing, which just so happened to have a newly acquired “rotator wrecker.
A Facebook screenshot of a Ferrari Roma in a Florida exotic-car dealership’s elevator shaft, posted by the Palm Beach County Fire Rescue
drivingdotca Can now be recycled into a couple of washing machines 😂