It’s always a sad sight to see, but another Ferrari 812 Superfast has met an unfortunate fate. This particular 789 hp beast was recently involved in a single-car accident in Hengelo, Netherlands. The driver lost control, sending the Prancing Horse into a roadside ditch, destroying the entire front bumper in the process.
From the looks of it, the damage isn’t catastrophic, but it’s definitely not a cheap fix either. Everything below the headlights is shredded, yet the headlights themselves appear intact, and the bonnet seems to have survived without major damage. The airbags didn’t deploy, which suggests it was more of a fender bender than a high-impact crash. However, repairing a Ferrari is never light on the wallet. The front bumper alone costs around €6,700, and when you factor in additional brackets, parts, and a fresh paint job, the total bill could easily land between €12,000 and €15,000 - and if handled by a Ferrari dealer, expect an even steeper price tag.
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While we don’t know the exact cause of the accident - whether it was cold tires, too much throttle, or another factor - one thing is certain: this Ferrari has seen better days. That said, it’s still better to see these cars being driven rather than collecting dust in storage.
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A well-spotted 812 Superfast with a rich history
This specific 812 Superfast has quite a history on our site. It first made an appearance back in 2018 when it was spotted in Laren, Netherlands. Over the years, it has been seen multiple times in both Laren and Amsterdam, gaining recognition among car enthusiasts. In 2020, it was part of an incredible photoshoot at Teuge Airport, standing alongside a white 488 GTB and some stunning aircraft. Since 2021, it had been regularly spotted in Hengelo - up until this recent mishap.
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The good news? It’s highly likely this Italian beauty will be back on the road soon, fully restored and ready to turn heads once again. Accidents happen, even to the most skilled drivers, but what matters is that these machines keep roaring through the streets rather than sitting in a garage collecting dust.
Stay tuned - we’ll be keeping an eye out for this 812 Superfast’s triumphant return!
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