Cody Detwiler, a popular YouTube personality with nearly 6 million subscribers, found himself in a harrowing and life-threatening situation recently when his newly acquired luxury car and rental van went up in flames. Detwiler, who is only 25 years old, expressed his regret in a video caption, announcing the destruction of his $400,000 Ferrari F8 and the rental minivan with a mere 5,000 miles on the odometer. He considered the incident to be a tragic accident that ended his plans to film exciting content with the car. However, he saw it as a lesson to embrace the thrill of life before unexpected events occur. Detwiler remained optimistic, saying, “Tis But A Scratch! We will be back, Ferrari…”
The video begins with Detwiler showcasing his new car in Waco, Texas, as he speeds through an empty cornfield, sending plumes of smoke into the air and leaving his mark. Suddenly, his right tire catches fire, sparking chaos and panic among his friends in the van. They urgently inform him of the fire, and Detwiler comes to a halt. They immediately call the authorities, requesting a fire department to help extinguish the flames that are spreading rapidly, engulfing both vehicles in a matter of seconds.
In a mere five minutes, the fire reduces the once-pristine vehicles to a heap of charred debris, leaving behind only a few salvageable auto parts. While Detwiler remains unfazed by the loss of the cars, he prioritizes preventing the fire from spreading to the surrounding field. Lasting concerns about insurance coverage arise, as Detwiler expresses uncertainly about his minimal coverage, seemingly resigned to bearing the cost of any damage to others.
Rumors circulated that Detwiler staged the incident for views, but he vehemently denies these claims, asserting that it was a genuine accident. He points out that the destruction also included personal belongings stored in the rental van, such as shoes, headphones, sunglasses, sentimental Polaroid photos, tools, spare wheels and tires, and his cameraman’s equipment. Detwiler acknowledges that while he does profit from destroying objects, he maintains his integrity and does not engage in deceitful practices.
Despite the loss, Detwiler, with a net worth of approximately $5 million, remains undeterred, expressing his readiness to replace the destroyed Ferrari with another one. The viral video has already amassed over 5 million views since being uploaded on August 18th, showcasing the enduring popularity of Detwiler’s content.
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