Overview
- A single Ferrari 296 lost control on the M602 through Salford on Sunday and sustained extensive front‑end damage while the driver walked away unhurt.
- Greater Manchester Police Traffic posted photos of the wreck on X and used the crash to urge motorists to drive to the conditions during heavy downpours.
- An eyewitness and local reporting indicate no other vehicle appeared to be involved and recovery was completed with only limited traffic disruption.
- Police have confirmed the core facts but have released no further investigatory details about how the collision occurred.
- The M602 links the M60 and M62 toward Manchester and shows how wet conditions can trigger single‑vehicle losses of control, with the destroyed Ferrari 296 representing a substantial asset loss given model prices of around £260,000–£330,000.