Image Credit: @ge_supercarsImagine being a millionaire or billionaire with a Ferrari LaFerrari in your collection. Then, imagine being able to drive this superb hypercar through the streets of Monte Carlo. But then imagine that it all goes horribly wrong, and you need to recover the car.Well, a video on Instagram has appeared and seems to show exactly that. A bright yellow Ferrari LaFerrari was seen on the back of a trailer in Monaco, and it reportedly belongs to a Saudi Billionaire, who likely isn't happy to have broken down.The video was shared by Instagram account ge_supercars, which has a knack for filming incredible cars around the principality. They have posted a couple of videos of the car broken down in Monaco, one of which shows the hypercar being loaded onto a trailer so it can be taken away. It is a sight that Ferrari itself probably didn't have in mind.AdvertisementAdvertisementAs one of the first cars to bear the hypercar moniker, the last thing you expect to see is such an expensive car unable to move. But apparently, this particular LaFerrari had been broken down for over four hours before it was finally rescued.How Did the Ferrari LaFerrari Break Down?Unfortunately for us, no information has been given as to why the LaFerrari broke down. The first video on the car shows the Instagram user walking up to the bright yellow hypercar parked outside one of the famous casinos. In fact, the car broke down right in the heart of Casino Square, an iconic part of the principality.The bright yellow machine is parked with one of its doors open as it awaits recovery. According to the video description, it took over four hours for the breakdown to reach its conclusion. That was because finding a tow truck for the hypercar proved to be a nightmare. Some of the tow truck drivers didn't want to accept the request to tow it, due to how valuable the car is. That sounds surprising given it is Monaco, but the LaFerrari is a valuable thing.As you would expect, a large crowd had gathered to see what was going on with the hypercar. The second video reveals just how many people had gathered. While we don't know exactly who owns the car, the Saudi license plate does indicate it belongs to a Saudi Arabian. The Ferrari is then seen looking sorry for itself as the tow truck takes it away and drives it through a tunnel to a garage.The LaFerrari Is Part of the Holy TrinityImage Credit: GE SupercarsThe LaFerrari holds a special place in many people's hearts, as it is part of the 'holy trinity' of hypercars. This also includes the McLaren P1 and the Porsche 918. At the time, these were the first cars to properly coin the name 'hypercar,' and they all produced mind-bending performance that had arguably never been seen before in a performance car.AdvertisementAdvertisementAt the time, the cars were pioneering. They combined mighty engines with extra hybrid power, with Ferrari developing its own system via the KERS system that had previously been used in F1. The cars are still incredibly expensive, with Classic.com listing the top sale for a LaFerrari at a huge $11 million. So if you thought you might grab a bargain because the cars are a bit older, then you are very much mistaken!If you want more stories like this, follow Guessing Headlights on Yahoo so you don't miss what's coming next.
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