FF [2011-2016] Ferrari Roast Continues with FF that Burns Itself to the Ground in Poland

[Bartek S.]

A red Ferrari FF in Poland has joined the ranks of self-immolating supercars from Maranello. To be more precise, this is actually the third documented case of an FF going up in flames since Ferrari's first all-wheel drive model touched down on the Italian firm's dealerships about a year ago.
The two previous fires happened in Germany in Nov. 2011and in China this past February.
This latest incident involving a Ferrari FF took place on Poland's A4 highway on Sunday. Despite the efforts of firefighters, the exotic Italian sports car, which is priced at a lofty 1.5 million zloty in Poland (about US$435,000 or €345,000), was destroyed completely.
While police officers and firefighters on the scene would not comment on the possible cause of the fire, the unnamed owner of the car told an eyewitness that the fire started from the front end of the car and burst into the area where the pedals are.

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[Human]

All publicity is good publicity right? I disagree.

With the 458 it was glue in the engine bay and now the FF, honestly Ferrari is becoming a real world joke! I mean come on! This isn't even funny anymore it's ridiculous - Mr. Luca di Montezemolo, Ferrari & FIAT!!?? The year is 2012, not 1901, I think Benz & Daimler build better quality horseless carriages back then

 

[martinbo]

It's a disgrace that's borderline farcical. What the hell is up (in smoke) with modern Ferraris of late?

 

[Kowalski]

Now I know what the FF stands for. Ferrari Fire.

 

[Centurion]

Italian cars persist with poor reliability.

 

[Tarek]

Wondering when we'll see the first F12 Berlinetta to follow in flames?

 

[K-A]

You know what, this means Ferrari builds a steaming POS.

 

[Cashmere]

Its simply unacceptable that a company of Ferrari's stature are struggling to find the root of this problem and rectify it. Are they waiting for a human casualty before they start taking it seriously?

 

[Centurion]

Are they waiting for a human casualty before they start taking it seriously?

That is a grave danger. Ferrari's have flamed up for the past 12-18 months and if anyone was to get seriously hurt, especially in the US then you can count of Ferrari paying up record beating sums. It would be a case so easy that I would be able to put on a grey suit, a fake Rolex Submariner and win the case for a plaintiff in court.

Companies like these are bound to soon start a site for flaming Italians: http://www.rolloverlawyer.com/