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A Rich Spoiled Kid Paid $30,000 To Burn His Ferrari So He Could Get...a New One
Aug 12, 2015 22:05
If you don't raise your kids with the right values, you may very well end up with a spoiled brat who, like the son of a Swiss millionaire who paid $30k to burn his Ferrari. This was so that he could get a new one. Of course, that plan didn't go down well.
He and three of his accomplices soon found themselves in front of a judge for their penalties. German's 20 Minutes reports that his 2012 Ferrari 458 Italia was bought for $245,000 three years ago, and was told it wouldn't sell at a high enough price to cover the cost of the new 2015 Ferrari 458 Italia.
So he decided to hire three of his friends to help burn the car down to get a new one. Authorities managed to track down their stunt which got caught on a surveillance camera. They were caught for trying to commit insurance fraud.
By the way, he also owns the keys to 14 other cars, including a Laborghini and has a $10,000 monthly allowance.
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