A rare sight in Adelaide recently quickly became the talk of social media when a Ferrari SF90 was spotted in a less-than-glamorous situation—being pushed down the street. In a video that has gone viral, one person can be seen pushing the supercar while another steers, igniting a flood of humorous comments and jokes online.
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Ferrari enthusiasts and casual viewers alike have chimed in with their reactions. One popular quip circulating online suggests the driver couldn’t afford the gas after purchasing the high-performance vehicle, with users dubbing it the “one-man power Ferrari” and “push start SF90.” While the Ferrari SF90 is known for its impressive hybrid technology and nearly 1,000 horsepower, social media users were quick to turn the moment into comedy gold, imagining Ferrari’s reaction to seeing one of their most advanced cars being pushed down the road.
Many comments poke fun at the situation, but a common thread is the suggestion that Ferrari executives would be less than pleased by the sight. “Ferrari PR department must be in meltdown,” one user joked, while another quipped, “I can hear Ferrari’s lawyers typing.”
Despite the light-hearted tone of the reactions, the spectacle of such a high-end car in need of a push serves as a reminder that even the most luxurious vehicles can have off days—or at least become the subject of internet humor when they do.
Whether due to a mechanical issue or simply a driver in need of help, the Ferrari SF90’s Adelaide appearance will likely be remembered more for the laughs it generated than the usual envy such a car commands.
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Elizabeth Puckett
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