Ferrari Driver Sparks Commotion After Getting Supercar Stuck in Seville Alley

A luxury Ferrari found itself in an embarrassing predicament after becoming wedged in a narrow alleyway in Seville's historic old town. The driver of the bright red Ferrari Roma was attempting to navigate the tight, cobbled streets on Saturday, October 3, when the supercar became stuck.

Eyewitness Aymeric Grassart, who was on his way to a restaurant, captured footage of the scene. The video shows bemused passersby gathering around the vehicle as the driver struggled to free it without causing damage. The Ferrari Roma has a starting price of approximately £185,000.

"The driver was trying to get it off the kerb while a crowd gathered around," Grassart told Creatorzine. "I just pulled out my phone and started filming."

Footage revealed that after initially clearing one obstacle, the Ferrari, which bore Portuguese license plates, became stuck again in an even narrower gap. Grassart humorously remarked, "That's one down. Seville kerb: 1, Ferrari: 0."

The incident quickly garnered attention online, with viewers sharing their reactions. Some speculated that the driver might have been relying on faulty navigation. One commenter recalled a similar experience in Toledo, where a navigation system directed them through a narrow city center in a larger vehicle. Others offered less sympathetic commentary, questioning the driver's skill.

Seville, particularly the Barrio Santa Cruz district, is known for its labyrinthine streets, which can pose challenges for larger vehicles. This incident is not the first time a vehicle has become stuck in such circumstances in Spain. In 2023, a British couple had to be rescued after their motorhome became wedged between buildings in the small Andalusian village of Sorvilán.