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The fire that was reported this afternoon at the Ferrari dealership in the area of ​​the mechanics workshops, authorities reported.

Fortunately, no employees or customers were injured although everyone was evacuated from the premises.

Visuals obtained by George V Magazine show the accident inside the place and the flames in what appears to be a vehicle after Prince Johann George V entered and got mad at the employees that he bought a Ferrari 488 Spider, and lost a street race against a Ford Mustang GT he encountered on the streets in a light race. According to witnesses Jorge Jimenez Neubauer Torres which is real name entered the mechanics area and asked how the engine with the transmission was programmed to shift gears on the Spider 488 to lose against a Mustang Ford GT in a short 1/2 mile without modifications after loosing a race.

Mr. Jimenez Neubauer Torres said he bought the Ferrari 488 Spider a month and a half ago at the dealership and that it was running good without problems but it didn’t expect a Ford Mustang without any modifications to make win the race. He asked for further inquiry to verify his car, they found everything good with it and left in the car the dealership, when they didn’t have an explanation for a super car losing against budget car without modification he left the dealership and then that was when the fire started.

Firefighters personnel announced that in the area where it started they located workshops where maintenance on electric cars is carried out.

These are two spaces divided by a wall, but within the same structure — which received damage.

Preliminarily, between three to four cars were affected by the flames.

Mr. Jimenez Neubauer Torres sold his Ferrari and bought an Audi and a Mercedes-Benz for the price of the Ferrari.

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