London police seized Ferrari Monza SP2 after a video showed the roofless sports car being escorted by two police vehicles. The reported reason was a lack of insurance and a driving licence.
Ferrari Monza SP2 in London
The Ferrari Monza SP2 was described as a limited-edition speedster, which is part of why the clip drew attention. The car is powered by a 6.5L naturally aspirated V12 engine and makes 799 hp at 8500 rpm.
It also produces 530 lb ft of torque at 7000 rpm, reaches 0-60 mph in 2.9 seconds, and has a top speed of over 186 mph. Those figures put the seizure in a different light from a routine roadside stop: the car itself is unusual enough that even the removal drew attention.
Two police vehicles
The video showed the car being escorted by two police vehicles rather than simply disappearing from view. That detail suggests an organized transfer after the seizure, not a casual departure from the scene.
For anyone tracking the car, the practical question is straightforward: the seizure has changed who controls the Ferrari Monza SP2 for now, and the available report says no further details are known at this point.
Reported reason
The reported trigger was a lack of insurance and a driving licence. Was the Ferrari Monza SP2 actually seized for that reason, or was that only the explanation attached to the Instagram footage? On the material available, the report stops at the seizure itself.
