A video circulating on social media shows the Ferrari driver struggling to make a left turn at the intersection of Bamberg and Argote de Molina streets. Tourists stepped in to guide the driver, helping him navigate the narrow passage to prevent scratching the expensive paint against the historic walls.
"No one is allowed to drive a car into the old town," one commenter said. The person who filmed the video remarked in a 9/10 post, "Could this be a rental car? No one would be foolish enough to drive a car worth 250,000 EUR around Seville's old streets."
Seville, a captivating tourist destination in southern Spain's Andalusia region, is renowned for its historic and romantic old quarters.
Current regulations restrict access to Seville's historic city center, allowing only vehicles belonging to local residents, those entering or exiting garages, public transport, goods delivery vehicles, and transport for people with disabilities.
The expensive supercar's presence surprised and prompted skepticism among many locals. A resident commented, "It's difficult for two motorcycles to pass side-by-side here; how could a car drive through?" Another sarcastically remarked, "This is the price of showing off."
Beyond the challenge of navigating narrow streets, the Ferrari driver also faces a substantial fine for violating low emission zone (LEZ) regulations. This policy aims to reduce environmental pollution and control vehicle traffic in urban centers.
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