The Ferrari was the same one Khan made headlines for in March, when he parked it outside a courthouse during another legal dispute. The next month, he was pulled over by police, after which the car was seized and ultimately destroyed. Khan only found out about the car’s destruction when he showed up at Birmingham Crown Court in order to prove his legitimate ownership of the car. Here’s his version of events: The development was an especially unpleasant one for Khan, given the project he’d made out of revamping the car, spending “a lot of time and money” in the process. Time will tell if he has any further recourse in this affair, but according to West Midlands Police, the car was classified as an unroadworthy “Category B” and thus had to be destroyed.
