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No, You Can't Offroad Your Ferrari

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Travis Okulski
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Before the all-wheel drive FF, Ferrari didn't have a car that could really tackle slightly less smoothly paved roads.

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However, one California Ferrari owner seems to think that a 1980s Mondial is the perfect car to take off the beaten path. This does not work.

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This particular Mondial went off the road just off of Mulholland Drive outside of LA. Apparently, the driver of the car claimed the car suffered brake failure.

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Begin Sarcasm: That's odd, because we've never heard of any Italian car suffering a mechanical failure, ever. Weird! /Sarcasm

(Hat Tip to Devik!)