🤯 A Ferrari SF90 Spider was separated into two major sections after a serious single-vehicle collision on the Gold Coast, yet its driver escaped without serious injury. The incident happened on Rio Vista Boulevard in Mermaid Waters and involved a car reportedly connected to Australian property investor Sam Gordon. Despite the extensive damage, Queensland Ambulance Service said nobody required treatment or transportation to hospital, while police described the driver’s injuries as non-life-threatening. Gordon later told followers he was “all good” and praised Ferrari for building a car that prioritized occupant protection. The SF90 uses a rigid multi-material chassis surrounded by structures engineered to deform and absorb impact energy, although investigators have not confirmed exactly why this particular car separated so dramatically. With Australian examples reportedly valued from roughly AU$960,000 to AU$1.7 million depending on specification, the collision destroyed an extra...