Ferrari Embarrasses Matt Armstrong and Blacklisted His Car for This

Описание: Matt Armstrong’s Ferrari 296 rebuild took a shocking turn when the car refused to start — not because of mechanical damage, but because of what appears to be a software lockout. After replacing airbags, reconnecting the hybrid battery, checking every fuse, and fully rebuilding the Ferrari 296 GTB, the dashboard still flashes “Hybrid System Failure – Go To Dealer.”
So what’s really going on?
In this video, we break down Ferrari’s CAN system rule, dealer-only crash data resets, battery management system encryption, and how modern hypercars may be shifting from mechanical ownership to software-controlled access. If everything must be connected for ignition approval, does the owner truly control the vehicle?
We also compare Ferrari’s system to the recent Bugatti controversy, where parts pricing and manufacturer control sparked major debate in the car community. Is this about safety, or is this about control?
This deep dive analyzes Ferrari’s repair restrictions, hybrid software security, structural parts authorization systems, and the broader trend among luxury car manufacturers toward tighter control over independent rebuilds.
If you care about supercars, hypercar ownership, right to repair, Ferrari 296 GTB rebuilds, or the future of hybrid performance cars, this is a conversation you don’t want to miss.
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