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This week:

Another supercar bites the dust

Last week we told you how two Lamborghini Murcielago LP640s and three Aston Martin DBSs met sticky ends.

It seems the world's supercars should come with a health warning.

Underlined. In red.

This week's supercar casualty is a £425,000 Ferrari Enzo (above right) which came off worse in a collision with a wall in Seoul. That's a long way away, but I still felt it.

The driver walked away with no serious physical injuries.

Smash it up

If you were planning revenge on someone, perhaps you'd put something in their food, or ring their doorbell and run away.

But some people are willing to go the extra mile.

An aggrieved man went on the rampage in Bradwell on Sea in Essex this week, causing £500,000 of damage with a mechanical digger.

Robert Taylor destroyed a house, a Chrysler Crossfire and a Chrysler 300C after a row over a £1,000 debt.

He wasn't going to let the police stand in his way.

Local resident Vincent Frostick said: "I saw the driver driving up the road. A policewoman turned up and tried to stop him but he just smashed through the car."