London’s Metropolitan Police have made a significant dent in antisocial driving across the capital, seizing an estimated $10 million worth of high-end supercars during a targeted weekend crackdown. Among the impounded vehicles is an exceptionally rare Ferrari Monza SP2, valued at approximately £3.7 million.

The operation, aimed at curbing illegal street behavior and dangerous driving, saw officers pull over several luxury vehicles that were reportedly causing public concern. The seizure of the Ferrari Monza SP2—a limited-production vehicle known for its unique open-cockpit design—drew particular attention from both authorities and the public as it was seen being escorted by police to an impound facility.

While the sight of such high-value vehicles being seized is rare, officials confirmed that the crackdown is part of a broader, ongoing effort to address antisocial behavior on London's roads. Authorities have noted that reckless driving, excessive noise, and illegal maneuvers in densely populated areas remain a priority for enforcement.

Reports indicate that the sheer value of the seized fleet reflects a growing trend of high-end car owners engaging in dangerous driving practices. The Met Police have reiterated their commitment to public safety, warning that no vehicle—regardless of its price tag—is exempt from traffic regulations. The seized cars will remain in custody while investigations into the specific driving offenses continue.

Source: CBS News