Man seen pushing his Ferrari SF90 on busy Australian street

The rare sight of a man pushing his Ferrari SF90 in Australia has caused a bit of a stir online.

The poor bloke was seen on a busy road in Adelaide giving his SF90 a helping hand up the road. 

Another man can be seen sitting inside the vehicle steering it. 

We all know that breakdowns can happen to anyone at any time, but the fact it involved a Ferrari SF90 meant that it piqued a lot of interest online.

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A snap of the broken down Ferrari SF90 was shared online

The image was shared to the Adelaide page on Reddit by YesLewis who couldn’t help but take a cheeky swipe at the car’s owner, writing: “$850k well spent.” Ouch.

And it didn’t take long before other commenters piled in to have a laugh at the expense of the Ferrari SF90 owner, whose car like these two Ferrari supercars had reached the end of the road.

“I wonder how much horsepower [is] in those legs?” one commenter joked. 

“The car is fine, the owner chooses to drive it this way so the odometer doesn’t rack up too many miles. Good for resale,” someone else quipped. 

“Top Gear really lost it when Clarkson, Hammond and May left,” a third person wrote. 

While most people laughed, some felt for the owner

However, someone else admitted to still being envious, saying that he’d ‘rather be pushing that than driving my Toyota’. Fair point, well made. 

Others had sympathy for the driver, noting that it was a particularly bad place to break down. 

Here’s hoping he managed to get it back up and running before too long. 

And showing that it can happen to anyone – as well as any car – Ashton Kutcher recently had a similar experience while out in his 1957 Corvette. 

The Dude, Where’s My Car? star had a spot of car trouble while out in California. 

He was forced to pull over, hop out of his vehicle, and was seen attempting to push the vintage vehicle to the curb – whereby a couple of men stepped in to help.

Fortunately for him, he was able to fix whatever the issue was and the Corvette was back up and running shortly after. 

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