News
Singer Justin Bieber Banned By Ferrari From Buying Its Cars

Justin Bieber has returned to his old ways and has not lost his flair for controversy, with Ferrari having had enough of the singer’s recent behavior with its cars and has chosen to prohibit him from driving their vehicles.
The singer’s behavior with their automobiles has irritated the Italian brand.
In 2015, Bieber had the Ferrari 451 in his collection, and the Italian manufacturer requests that buyers follow specific guidelines. For example, taking care of the vehicle and maintaining appropriate driving behavior.
-
See Also: Burna Boy Crashes His ₦120M Ferrari In Lagos, Says Everyone Kept Recording Instead Of Helping

Bieber parking his car, leaving it for two weeks, and then forgetting where it was did not sit well with Ferrari. In fact, it was a member of his own staff who managed to track him down.
Bieber not only altered the color of his car, but also auctioned it off. Ferrari does not like owners who alter the appearance of their cars.
Following this latest incident, Ferrari has decided to veto all further Bieber purchases.
-
See Also: 2023 Ferrari 296 GTS: The First Look
-
Celebrities Auto1 week agoAfrobeats Star Kizz Daniel Splashes ₦1.6 Billion On Brand New 2026 Ferrari Purosangue SUV
-
News1 week agoTop Auto News Last Week: Uber Exits Nigeria, Launches UK Robotaxi, Tesla Debuts Steering-Wheel-Free Cybercab, Kaduna Gov Unveils 2026 Peugeot 3008 And 5008
-
Celebrities Auto1 week agoBurna Boy’s ₦9 Billion Bugatti Chiron VXX: The Making By Venuum
-
Car Theft2 days agoFear Of Theft: Indian Man Hires Crane To Park New Mahindra SUV On Rooftop Before Traveling To Israel
-
News5 days agoMercedes-AMG CLE 646 Spezialanfertigung: Sold-Out 646-HP Collector’s Item Limited To Just 30 Units
-
Auto Fun1 week agoPolice Impound Fake Armored ‘Beast’ Limo After Trump Look-alike’s Motorcade Stunt Violates Law
-
Auto Sport1 week agoNew Mercedes-Benz S-Class “140 Years. 140 Places” Global Tour Reaches Africa As Nigeria Misses Out
-
Business6 days agoMate Rimac Becomes Bugatti President Following Porsche’s Exit
