A Ferrari driver walked away uninjured after losing control in wet conditions - but the supercar was wrecked.
Greater Manchester Police issued a photograph of the mangled Ferrari 296, which can sell for up £260,000, after the driver "lost control" in Salford.
The part of the bonnet sporting the famous marque's yellow badge is seen hanging off.
And the force has warned drivers to take care in wet conditions after the incident on the M602.
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The force said in a post on X: "Unfortunately there's one less Ferrari 296 in the world this morning after the driver of this one lost control in the wet on the M602 in Salford.
"No injuries luckily but please drive to the conditions for everyone's sake."
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