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Children in China Damage Ferrari After Using It as a Slide
In China, four young children caused an estimated $4,300 in scratch damage to a Ferrari 488 GTB after climbing on it and using it as a slide. The parents of the children offered only a minimal amount in compensation, which the car owner rejected. The supercar owner is now taking the dispute to court.
What the sources say
Independent news and social posts clearly report the Ferrari damage by children in Kunming, with most key details matching this video’s story.
- Four children around 10 years old in Kunming, China, climbed on a parked Ferrari 488 GTB and used it like a playground or slide, causing scratches and dents. (Backed by sources: BBC, BBC, ABC Australia)
- The Ferrari is worth about US$530,000 to US$683,000 and was bought for about 3.6 million yuan. (Backed by sources: BBC, ABC Australia)
- Repair costs for the damaged Ferrari are estimated at about US$3,000 to US$4,000, and the owner is seeking compensation. (Backed by sources: BBC, BBC)
- The parents of the children only offered around US$30 as compensation, and the case is now going to court. (No source found: BBC, BBC, ABC Australia)
Sources it was checked against
- A Ferrari worth around Rs 4.3 crore in Kunming, China ... - Instagram (Instagram)
- Boys and their toys: My afternoon with China's bling young Super Car lovers (BBC)
- A Ferrari supercar worth around 3.6 million yuan (S ... - Instagram (Instagram)
- Drivers jailed over Lamborghini-Ferrari race through Beijing (BBC)
- A man in the Chinese city of Kunming is seeking compensation for ... (Instagram)
- Lamborghini, Ferrari involved in 'Fast and Furious' Beijing crash as speculation mounts over 'unemployed' drivers (ABC Australia)