The image captures a dark-colored Ferrari sports car, likely matte grey or black, viewed from its rear in an outdoor setting at night. The car is the primary subject, displaying distinctive round taillights, a long red light strip above the license plate, and quad exhaust pipes integrated into a prominent rear diffuser. A "Ferrari" badge is visible on the trunk lid. The Swiss license plate "ZG-98036" is brightly illuminated, indicating the canton of Zug. In the background to the left, a vibrant tree or large bush with light-colored, possibly flowering or new spring leaves, stands out against the dark sky, illuminated by ambient light. Further back, multi-story buildings with some illuminated windows suggest an urban or suburban environment. Other vehicles are partially visible in the background; to the upper right, a white van is parked, and below it, another car displays a Swiss license plate "LU-5675704" (Luzern). Along the left side of the frame, several light-colored, cylindrical structures resembling bollards or charging stations are visible, each emitting a red glow. The scene depicts a static moment with no overt activity, suggesting the vehicles are parked. The artificial lighting from the car's lights, the bollards, and building windows highlights the nighttime setting. The ground appears to be asphalt with some grassy pavers.

Ferrari spotted parked at night in Düben

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Thu, Apr 16, 2026, 09:51 PM

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Dübendorf, Switzerland

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The image captures a dark-colored Ferrari sports car, likely matte grey or black, viewed from its rear in an outdoor setting at night. The car is the primary subject, displaying distinctive round tail…read more

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