Auto News: Lexus LFA Crash, Stolen Ferrari Was Found 24 Years Later, and More!

In today's episode, we'll discuss the repair cost for a rare Lexus model, a Ferrari Enzo crash, a stolen and recovered Ferrari F40, and a Rolls Royce theft.
A Lexus LFA collided with a fire hydrant, causing significant damage. Repairs are estimated between $400,000 and $500,000 due to the car's rarity. Despite the cost, the owner chose restoration, signaling the car's iconic status and commitment to automotive heritage.
A Ferrari Enzo crashed on the Autobahn, causing extensive damage. An average Enzo sells for $3.5 million, making repair costs a fraction of the car's value.
A Ferrari F40 was stolen and recovered 24 years later by Art Recovery International. The car is now worth over $2.5 million, making it a significant recovery.
A Rolls-Royce Cullinan was stolen from a valet service in Atlanta. The theft was eventually solved, and the car was recovered in Texas with significant modifications.
Lastly, the Hummer EV, a 9,600 lbs beast with a 1,000 hp engine, was customized with 30-inch wheels and showcased its unique Crab Walk mode.

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