Woman Speeds of Ferrari Car

A very strange accident involving a yellow Corvette C6 and two more cars just took place in Norwood, Massachusetts. A witness told Boston's NewsCenter5 that the person responsible for the accident is an unnamed woman who "races cars for a living". And what did this female racing driver do, we hear you ask? Well, according to an eyewitness account, the woman in the Corvette stopped at a Chevrolet dealership in Norwood on Route 1 looking for a faster set of wheels. The dealer didn't have anything to offer her so she went over to a nearby dealership to test drive a Ferrari.
And here's where the story gets a bit hazy. The witness told reporters that "something happened at the Ferrari dealership" causing the woman to flip out and then race off in her Corvette only to lose control moments after and hit a pole before landing upside down.
The police said that the woman hit two other cars during the crash. The woman in the Corvette along with one person from one of the other vehicles involved in the crash were injured and taken to the hospital.

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Ferrari Unveils F430 Replacement: 458 Italia

Looking for a new sports car to plaster on your computer’s desktop? You now have the all-new Ferrari 458 Italia, which will surely make co-workers ask, “What the heck is that?” The 458 Italia is a replacement for the current F430, Ferrari’s mid-engine V-8 sports car.
The 458 Italia has a few wild exterior features besides its already-Enzo-like appearance, including three exhaust tailpipes and winglets that create downforce, then deform at high speeds to reduce drag.
The Italia’s name comes from what’s under the skin: a 4.5-liter V-8 that makes around 560 hp and 398 pounds-feet of torque. The F430 made 490 hp out of its 4.3-liter V-8, and despite the additional power and increased displacement of the new engine, Ferrari says it’s improved gas mileage as well.
You may remember the recently introduced Ferrari California. Well, Ferrari calls that a “sports car with a practical edge,” but the 458 is a road car designed for owners who want track-day capabilities. The 458 goes from zero to 60 mph in less than 3.4 seconds and has a top speed of 202 mph. That should hold up well at the track, while the looks will ensure a space at the front of any valet line.
While pricing hasn’t been announced, the current F430 starts at $188,425 for the Berlinetta coupe.