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Farce and furious: Ferrari owner is left fuming when he gets his supercar stuck in a narrow alley

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Machin, I. (2026, October 16). Farce and furious: Ferrari owner is left fuming when he gets his supercar stuck in a narrow alley. Daily Mail. https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-16214597/Ferrari-owner-supercar-stuck-narrow-alley.html?ns_mchannel=rss&ns_campaign=1490&ito=1490

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Daily Mail · collected 2026-10-16 · by Isabella Machin

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Aymeric Grassart filmed a Ferrari Roma, worth around £185,000, getting stuck in narrow lanes of Seville's old town on October 3. The driver struggled to maneuver the car while passersby offered advice. A second video showed the Ferrari becoming trapped again in an even tighter space. Online viewers reacted with amusement and criticism, with some blaming poor navigation systems for such incidents, which are common due to Seville’s historic narrow streets.
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Aymeric Grassart, a Ferrari owner, got his Ferrari Roma stuck in a narrow alley while driving through Seville's old town on Saturday, October 3. Footage shows bemused passersby gathered around the supercar as the driver struggled to navigate the tight space without damaging the vehicle, which starts at around £185,000. Grassart joked about the incident, questioning who would drive such an expensive car in a historic city center. Despite initial attempts to free the car, it got stuck again in an even narrower gap later on.

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Creatorzine Ferrari Ferrari Roma Seville Spain

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Seville GPE · 4× Grassart PERSON · 3× Spain GPE · 3× Aymeric Grassart PERSON · 2× Ferrari ORG · 2× Creatorzine ORG · 1× Hector PERSON · 1× Mercedes ORG · 1× Portuguese NORP · 1× Toledo GPE · 1×

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Aymeric Grassart was on his way to a restaurant when he stumbled across the bright red Ferrari Roma blocking the narrow cobbled lane on Saturday, October 3 Footage shows bemused passersby surrounding the stricken convertible coupe in Spain's historic city The audience are captured offering advice and help to the fuming driver as they desperately try to navigate the streets A second video revealed that although the driver managed to clear the first obstacle, the Ferrari, which bears Portuguese number plates, had become stuck yet again in what appeared to be an even narrower gap.
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🔮 Who would drive a £250,000 car around old town Seville?'

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A Ferrari owner was left furious after getting his supercar stuck in the narrow lanes of Seville's old town. asserted
supercar → leave → town
Aymeric Grassart was on his way to a restaurant when he stumbled across the bright red Ferrari Roma blocking the narrow, cobbled lane on Saturday, October 3. asserted
he → stumble → Saturday
'The driver was trying to get it off the kerb while a crowd gathered around,' Mr Grassart told outlet Creatorzine. asserted
Grassart → try → Creatorzine
'I just pulled out my phone and started filming.' Footage shows bemused passersby surrounding the stricken convertible coupe in Spain's historic city. asserted
passersby → pull → city
The audience are captured offering advice as the driver desperately tries to navigate the tight junction without damaging the vehicle, which has a starting price of around £185,000. asserted
which → capture → 185,000
Sharing the clip, Mr Grassart joked: 'A rental? asserted
Grassart → share → rental
Who would drive a £250,000 car around old town Seville?' asserted
Who → drive → Seville
Aymeric Grassart was on his way to a restaurant when he stumbled across the bright red Ferrari Roma blocking the narrow cobbled lane on Saturday, October 3 Footage shows bemused passersby surrounding the stricken convertible coupe in Spain's historic city The audience are captured offering advice and help to the fuming driver as they desperately try to navigate the streets A second video revealed that although the driver managed to clear the first obstacle, the Ferrari, which bears Portuguese number plates, had become stuck yet again in what appeared to be an even narrower gap. asserted
what → stumble → plates
,' Mr Grassart said. asserted
Grassart → say → ?
The footage quickly amused viewers after being shared online. asserted
footage → amuse → viewers
One commenter, Hector, blamed the sat-nav, saying: 'Something similar happened to me in Toledo. asserted
Something → blame → Toledo
I didn't know the city and it took me right through the centre in a Mercedes E-Class estate. asserted
it → know → estate
I barely made it out.' Others were less sympathetic. asserted
Others → make → it
'It fits easily! asserted
It → fit → ?
What's missing there is a proper driver,' Andrea wrote. asserted
Andrea → miss → ?
Manuel joked: 'This wouldn't happen in a Twingo.' Another viewer said: 'He must think he's in Milan or Monaco. asserted
he → joke → Milan
'I'm stressing out just watching this in case he scratches it,' a fifth commenter admitted. asserted
commenter → stress → it
The driver desperately tried to navigate the tight junction without damaging the vehicle, which has a starting price of around £185,000 And Bego added: 'The same thing happened to me in Asturias. asserted
thing → try → Asturias
Seville is notorious for its narrow, maze-like streets – mostly found in the Barrio Santa Cruz, the city's historic old quarter. asserted
Seville → find → Cruz
But it wasn't the first time vehicles have fallen victim to Spain's streets. asserted
vehicles → fall → streets
In 2023, an unfortunate British couple got their motorhome stuck in an Andalusian village. asserted
motorhome → get → village
The middle-aged holidaymakers' stop-off in picturesque Sorvilán, a village of 614 residents south of Granada, turned into a nightmare they will not be forgetting in a hurry. asserted
they → turn → hurry
A tow-truck and the local police had to come to their rescue after their vehicle got stuck between two houses while they tried to find their way out of the village. asserted
they → have → village
The couple are thought to have failed to spot a sign warning motorists with large vehicles to avoid the centre and got themselves into a jam after traversing streets that got narrower and narrower. asserted
that → think → streets
Their ordeal began around 9.30am and their motorhome was only liberated around four hours later. asserted
motorhome → begin → 9.30am
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