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Ferrari Worth Millions Amongst Fleet of Cars Confiscated

Police seized 90 vehicles worth more than £8 million as residents complained about uninsured and dangerous supercar driving.

  • Between Friday, August 7 and Sunday, August 9, the Metropolitan Police seized 90 vehicles worth more than £8 million across central London, including a £3.7 million Ferrari Monza SP2 driven by an uninsured motorist with only a provisional license.
  • New legislation empowers officers to seize vehicles involved in anti-social behavior immediately rather than issuing warnings. Police targeted Hyde Park, Kensington, and Chelsea after receiving complaints about dangerous driving and vehicle-related disruptions in these areas.
  • The Ferrari had been in the UK for only one day when seized; the driver had operated it for less than 30 minutes before police intervened. Viral footage later showed a Metropolitan Police officer driving the supercar through Mayfair in a police convoy.
  • Beyond vehicle seizures, additional stops resulted in arrests for money laundering and drug possession. Cllr Caroline Sargent, Deputy Leader at Westminster City Council, said: "People who think it's acceptable to drive illegally in Westminster are not welcome here."
  • The operation marked the largest number and highest total value of vehicles seized in the initiative's five-year history. Motor Insurers' Bureau CEO Angus Eaton said: "The rules apply to all motorists, regardless of the value of the vehicle they chose to drive.
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Over the weekend, London police have seized 90 sports and luxury cars worth more than £10 million, Sky News reports. The seizures were part of a campaign the police call “antisocial drivers”. Among the cars was a Ferrari worth more than £4 million. The operation has targeted drivers who rev their engines loudly. The seizures are being made because residents are fed up with people who are disruptive or driving dangerously, according to police chi…

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In London, a Ferrari is confiscated for 4.3 million euros. In a large razzia, the police secure a total of 90 vehicles.

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thesupercarblog.com broke the news on Sunday, August 9, 2026.
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