A 38-year-old Ferrari F40 driver was arrested in Hong Kong on November 9 on suspicion of dangerous driving after nearly colliding with a double-decker bus two days earlier on Repulse Bay Road.
Video footage shows the red F40 emerging from a side road and pulling in front of the bus, apparently ignoring yield signs and pavement markings. The bus driver braked quickly to avoid a broadside collision. Hong Kong Island Regional Traffic Investigation Unit identified the vehicle and suspect from the video, leading to the arrest in the Aberdeen area.
In Hong Kong, dangerous driving carries a maximum fine of HK$25,000 (approximately $3,200) and up to three years in prison. Police said they intend to pursue prosecution.
The F40 produces 478 horsepower and has a 200-mph top speed. It lacks modern safety features including airbags, traction control, and ABS.