You may remember a certain Swede named Bo Stefan Eriksson. He’s the Swedish criminal-masquerading-as-tech-executive at the smoke and mirrors company Tiger Telematics, makers of the Gizmondo game console, and who, on a fateful day in February 2006, propelled a Ferrari Enzo at 200 mph into a pole on the Pacific Coast…
Stefan Eriksson Arrested In Sweden, Enzos Once More Safe
Swedish police have arrested Stefan Eriksson, thug and Enzo-destoryer
Hide the Enzos? Stefan Eriksson Goes Free
The man who launched a thousand memes after crashing a Ferrari Enzo on the PCH
Stefan Eriksson's Passenger Arrested
In the case of the car crash that won't die, Trevor Michael Karney was arrested by sheriffs around 9:00 am Wednesday in Marina del Ray, near Venice Beach in California. Mr Karney, as some of you surely recall, was present at the scene of the infamous Ferrari Enzo crash in Malibu, but reported to police that he was in…
CNN Web Site Serves Up Semi-Naughty Word To Describe Enzo-Busting…
We're known to drop an f-bomb or two on occasion on these pages, just for, you know, dramatic effect. Sometimes that drama even includes an s-bomb and a d-bomb, and although we've yet to drop the c-bomb, we've pretty much used every other four-lettered expletive we can think of. But unlike CNN.com, we've never used the …
Swede Found Dirty: Stefan Eriksson Gets Three in the Hoosegow
It looks like the sad, sordid tale of the Brokeback Enzo (which two of the So-Cal Jalops attempted to find the death-site of a week or so ago after failing miserably
Breaking! Mistrial Declared In Stefan Eriksson Ferrari Crash
The trial against Stefan Eriksson, the Swedish mafia-man businessman ground to a halt today when jurors told Judge Patricia Schnegg they were deadlocked 10-2 in favor of convicting Bo Stefan Eriksson on the two counts of grand theft and fraudulent concealment with intent to defraud. This was in addition to his previous …
Brokeback Enzo Update: Fat Steffie Rejects Plea
Swedish mafia d n (sorry, businessman) and driver of the infamous Brokeback Enzo, Stefan Eriksson has rejected a plea deal that would have ended trial proceedings for the string of charges he faces. Accepting the deal would have meant pleading "no contest" to four counts, in exchange for a two year, four month sentence…
Oh, The Stefan Saga Never Ends, Does It? Eriksson's F1 Deal
Over at Pitpass, former Jordan marketing head Mark Gallagher offers his take on the Gizmondo mess from an insider's perspective, having dealt with Carl Freer shortly before his departure and maintaining contact with a number of folks involved while the whole thing began to unravel. Interestingly enough, Jordan was one …
The Ferrari Enzo: Born To Drift
This has to be one of the most aggressive Enzo drivers we've ever seen. We'd be afraid to pull the $1,000,000 limited edition car named after the Ferrari founder out of neutral. Well, that's not true — but we know we wouldn't be drifting one of these bad boys around the track. But...this driver — who is not Stefan —…
