Father teaches kid to drive in $200,000 Ferrari

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Matt Hardigree
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Remember when you begged your dad to let you take out the family hauler the second you got your learner's permit. Remember imagining pretending that big Buick was a sleek, Italian exotic. This kid doesn't have to pretend. That "L" on the Ferrari 458 Italia is how Britain signifies a learner driver. Which means the kid's learning how to drive on a $200,000 Ferrari.

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So that "L" also signifies one lucky bastard. Or maybe not. Maybe the dad hates the kid. How good of an idea is it to put your young heir in a highly combustible car with 560 horsepower?