A Burglar STOLE and TOTALED My $750,000 FERRARI SF90 STRADALE

The interesting thing about buying/owning a Ferrari is the lack of care Ferrari gives about its customers.
Typically, not caring about your customers is the kiss of death for almost any other brand.
But if I decide to stop buying Ferraris, there are fifty people behind me in line to take my place. I know that, they know that. So if I want to buy new Ferraris, I have to put up with it.
In fact, just posting this could put me at jeopardy with Ferrari corporate. It could cost me 15 years worth of buying history with the brand. They don’t take criticism well.
But I love their cars. And I really like the people at my local store. They try hard to do the right thing, even though Ferrari corporate screws them too.
So three months ago, I get a call from a police officer in Salt Lake City. It goes like this:
Officer: “is this Supercar_Ron?”
Me: “Why yes it is” (thinking they finally figured out I’m on the FBI most wanted list)
Officer: “do you own a 2022 Ferrari SF90 Stradale?”
Me: “I do”
Officer: “do you know where it is?”
Me: “I thought I did, but now I’m not so sure”
Officer: “let me tell you a little story”
Apparently a drunk guy threw a rock through the front window and walked around the store until he found the keys to a brand new Ferrari 488 Pista. He really wanted to take the car for a joyride but there were four other Cars blocking his exit. My SF90 Stradale was one of them. So he decided to use the Pista as a battering ram to move those cars so he could Ferris Buehler the Pista through the front glass and go show his buddies.
The following video is the result of those efforts.
Now let me cut to the chase: after screwing around with the dealerships stupid insurance company, Ken Garff dealers did the right thing and saved me a bunch of time and pain and made me whole on this car. It was going to take 18 months to repair! Ouch. But thank you to Rob and Dan and Davis for helping me resolve this issue very quickly.
Sad to see my SF90 go, but excited for the next one coming my way!

[@LS-tk7hp]

im not really deep in the whole insurance stuff but the fact that a broken mirror and some rough scratches are enough to consider a supercar "totaled" seems nuts to me. mechanically this car should be fine. great dealership considering that this happened already...

[@user-mu4lp6kq2j]

I don't think the car is totaled, but the cost of repair and depreciation loss is huge. But with these level of cars, the owner will typically want the insurance company to replace the whole part and not repair it, so if you add up 10k for each wheel, plus all the parts that were damaged and the crazy labor charges, it doesn't take much for the car to be written off

[@LS-tk7hp]

@@user-mu4lp6kq2j well i doubt all wheels have to be replaced. but i get the rest tho, especially if a car has a carbon body / any carbon part that cracks you have to completely replace it. but to be honest its particularly bad here because its a ferrari... theyre the most profitable car company by a long shot for reasons such as this

[@muizawan]

Could also be because it was stolen… for a car like this you probably don’t want it back knowing someone beat the shit outta it

[@travisadams30]

​@muizawan this car wasn't stolen. The dude stole another car on the showroom and wrecked the SF90 with it.

[@MichaelBlueMusic]

Those Vossens on the SF90 just might be the most perfect aftermarket application I’ve ever seen. Gorgeous!!

[@larrychamel]

Brutal Ron!! So sorry that this happened to You and to Ferrari of Salt Lake, like you say, You, Ronda and the kids are all doing well!! Stay Safe and have a Wonderful and Happy Thanksgiving, My Friend!!!

[@cathrynm]

Bummer, too many people these days are just going feral. Destroying stuff for no good reason.

[@ThatOneChannelinAZ]

Ferrari dealer Here in scottsdale they have a *Safe Room* a actual room that's actually a safe. The guy told me the code and all sorts of stuff changes on a basses. I wonder how he was able to get the Keys there? The dealership here is about uh 10 or so years old. Yours is newer.

[@romanm4399]

My co workers and I went to replace the glass of that corner office. We waiting weeks for the piece to arrive from Italy!

[@praddzzz]

Hello Mr Ron, quite unfortunate that it was this easy for someone to do this. The showroom should have safeguards in place. And thankyou for sharing this interesting incident.

[@r1gxxr]

That’s just insane😜 Do you think the dealer would offer a dent and bent discount?!😂 Seriously though you guys should get ahold of the break in footage since it was your vehicle and post that footage for us!!!!🙏🏻😜

[@Cereal421]

I expect a bit of embellishment to make the video title more intriguing but "STOLE and TOTALED" is an outright lie. It was neither stolen nor totaled. I expected better than that from this channel.

[@TransmitFail]

Wow, something similar happened with my car at a Ken Garf dealership, who was the insurance company they tried to make you deal with? Did they cover the cost of all the damaged cars personally!?

[@paulyfresh]

Starting bid $10k I have a buffer and black tape I’m not scared 😆 ❤

[@pv33973]

Let Goonzquad rebuild it

[@thamil1365]

Where'd the stripe go?

[@thatsedan_m3361]

Theif: chance of owning this car or one like it before theft 30% Chance after theft, 1-2%

[@uno5589]

Hi, feel sorry about your SF90. btw why do you like SF90 so much. I think you like it the most among your other Ferraris.

[@martykauffman]

I’m sorry that happened to you. That was such a great looking car.

[@roninmotors7466]

sad to see it, but you got out before the SF90 market dumped.

[@chillrr]

ur my favorite channel! I cant wait to meet u one day!

[@praddzzz]

And i am going to safely assume that Pistaa he stole must be a complete write off. Probably gets a salvage title.

[@mattsomeonewithansrt3948]

Well you could just fix it to drive it or you can fix it to be resold to someone else. Get someone to repair the body work replace the back bit the carbon fiber piece on the back you can’t even notice it’s scratched. Knowing that’s it’s been a bit beat up now I’d just fix it enough to enjoy driving it. If you have something like this it’s not about the money anyway it’s the experience

[@codymusser6649]

Dang that is tragic!!

[@lexclayton3848]

rip sf90

[@KULTJAH]

Humble

[@1jiveturkey1]

I mean it still looks amazing totaled.

[@mhayesfilms]

I wanna be Ron when I grow up

[@alexkillerlol]

I mean that's a great outlook, at the end of the day it's sad but Cars are replacable.

[@miles3521]

This sucks a lot like you said everyone’s ok thank god no one was inside the car when it happened

[@paulyfresh]

NOO! That was one of my favorite top 3 local cars ❤ I never knew…. Isn’t that twice it’s happened with Ferrari here.. guy got busted on state street lol

[@stew411]

Wow. Sorry sorry brother

[@bloxrocks]

Tragic 😢 but on a side note... it's the slides for me 😂

[@rhettturley255]

i’ll take it 😂😂 just kidding, maybe… but sorry to hear about it, that’s nuts

[@DDMSteveB]

Ron has done worse to the sterrato 😂

[@DDMSteveB]

This sucks big time. The car wasn’t able to be driven enough.

[@db_auto_photography4539]

Can you sue the guy for damages? 😊

[@user-mu4lp6kq2j]

He probably can but I doubt the guy will have 100k to cover for damages. Not worth the time and lawyer fees

[@iangrassby]

tavarish would rebuild it...

[@hollywoodplumbkra8zysrt]

Just make them fix it, and stop being petty.

[@Chris-fo9rf]

Petty? It’s an almost brand new vehicle and considering he doesn’t hold onto them for very long, why would he want to keep a car that is going to have a trashed vehicle history, significantly impacting trade-in or resale. This happened under the dealer’s supervision thereby making it their problem.

[@emarchelo]

Its just a car....then give it to me :)

[@alexwall1041]

That is vomit inducing, so sorry

[@alexistoide]

Yup ese ferrari está muerto :s se fue

[@emilianocruz11]

Very sad some jerk theft stolen AND totaled your half a millón Ferrari sf90 im sorry mr rom

[@ZackMuffinMan]

ooo