It’s difficult to imagine anyone surviving this crash but the two occupants of the Ferrari F430 Spider, a father and his infant son, managed to live through the ordeal without sustaining any life-threatening injuries. The two were actually thrown clear of the car during the accident, which could explain why they weren’t seriously injured.
The accident took place on a stretch of the A58 highway in the Netherlands. Images of the wreck, which turned up on the website of local news source
Brabants Dagblad, show the car was completely wrecked and must have been travelling considerably fast before crashing.
Investigators are yet to release details about how fast the car was going and whether or not the occupants were wearing seatbelts and if the driver’s son had a proper child-seat installed.
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By Autoque Posted: 1/30/2008 6:27pm PST
With the seatbelts on, the two would've had to endure the impact inside the car, but by being thrown outside, they survive.
Confusing... maybe it's Ferrari's safety feature to "eject" passengers.
By MARK Posted: 1/30/2008 7:43pm PST
By Gus Posted: 1/30/2008 10:24pm PST
They would have been much better off strapped in, and for the little one to not have been strapped into a 5-point child seat that was properly anchored and tightened is a crime, plain and simple.
Sounds like some rich moron got cocky and almost killed his kid because of it.
By Gus Posted: 1/30/2008 10:25pm PST
By Autoque Posted: 1/31/2008 1:02am PST
I was being sarcastic on my previous post.
By SuperSkyline89 Posted: 1/31/2008 8:49am PST
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