Inexperienced drivers probably shouldn't drive fast, but even experienced drivers can find themselves in scary situations from time to time.

Some may say that "the best revenge is living well." But, sometimes the best revenge is just straight up revenge. Like when the owner of this Ferrari 360 tried to screw his body shop out of paying for a repair. In return, they crashed his car straight into a wall. Now that's living well.

A Ferrari was cut in half after colliding with a power pole and crashing onto a beach Sunday along the Pacific Coast Highway near Los Angeles, killing the passenger and critically injuring the driver. Police aren't sure how the driver got the Ferrari 360, but we've got a theory. UPDATE!

A pair of backward hurricanes (cyclones Yasi and Anthony) brought punishing rain and significant flooding to Melbourne earlier this month. Photographer and Jalopnik reader Ben Fox captured the plight of some unlucky motorists and one brave Ferrari owner.

Dr. Dre's new video "I Need A Doctor" shows the Doctor is taking Juan Pablo Montoya's advice and getting rid of his Ferrari 360. Overall meh. We'll go back to listening to OFWGKTA. (Thanks to everyone for the tip!)

The Ferrari 360 GT is lighter, more powerful, and lower than the F360 Challenge and features a more aggressive aero package. It can be seen here hunting down Nürburgring graffitti artists. [Julien Mahiels via Between The White Lines]

Architect Steve Hermann calls his "Glass Pavilion" home in Montecito, California his opus. The nearly-impossible looking cantilevered structure is mostly open air, but the basement "art gallery" is walnut columns and vintage cars. Ferrari Dino? Mercedes 300SL? Excellent taste, sir.

Racer Juan Pablo Montoya expressing his displeasure with his Ferrari 360 to our own Ben Wojdyla shortly after thrashing a Corvette ZR1. More on that later. Photo Credit: Photo by Sam Greenwood/Getty Images

Are the threads that bind your hope for humanity fraying? Would they snap if we showed you a Ferrari 360 decked out in Hello Kitty kitsch? Prepare to lose faith. This Ferrari's aftermarket Hello Kitty exhaust tips command it.

If you're the average Korean patrolman you make do with a Kia Picanto. Knock a few heads, impress your captain and you could be patrolling Seoul in a Gallardo, 911 or F360. Is that an HHR in the background?