It’s fair to say that a Ferrari is a rare machine, you may go a lifetime without ever seeing one or if you are lucky you might have a once in a lifetime encounter. The only other way to see a Ferrari every other damn day is to own one. In conclusion spotting a Ferrari on the public road is a rare event but there seems to be no shortage of Ferraris being trashed, damaged or generally disrespected on YouTube. And there seems to be no shortage of YouTubers ready to tell you about their Ferrari gone wrong or gone right experience. For YouTuber Marchettino it all went wrong. Marchettino was accelerating on a twisty road overlooking Monaco when the bonnet of the borrowed 458 Italia lifted, flipped forward and cracked the left handside windscreen. Apparently Maechettino didn’t close the front bonnet properly which is why it lifted up in the air. The 458 Italia was loaned to Marcettino by his friend who wasn’t al to bothered. Marchettino if your reading this, don’t expect a Christmas card from your mate any time soon. On a final note, why would Marchetttino want to read this webshite, I mean what the hell were we thinking about. The owner should have been more wary, you see you should never trust a German who takes a Italian name for his YouTube moniker, it’s all a bit 1940.