Wealthy Neighbors Complain About Justin Bieber's Reckless Behavior in $230,000 Ferrari

By Spencer Cain, The Vivant

Poor Justin Bieber. The 19-year-old can't seem to catch a break these days-and it appears that the ridiculously wealthy pop prince is rapidly racking up more enemies than he is fans this days thanks to his wild behavior behind the wheel. After being caught numerous times speeding around Dubai in a $400,000 white Lamborghini Aventador earlier this month, he's back in the US and terrorizing his rich neighbors in his Calabasas, California gated community.

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According to TMZ, Biebs has been tooling around town like a Nascar driver in his $230,000 white Ferrari 458 Spider. On Sunday night, cops received multiple phone calls complaining that he was driving at a "startling high rate of speed" in an area where children were playing. As a random side note, one of the callers was allegedly former NFL star Keyshawn Johnson, who is rumored to have tried to chase Bieber's Ferrari down in his Prius.

Interestingly, Bieber's Ferrari Spider can go from 0 to 62 mph in under 3.4 seconds, so it is really no wonder that Bieber has gotten a little reckless behind the wheel of it.

Bieber's camp has been unresponsive regarding the incident-probably because he's too busy wearing Chanel ski masks and freaking out L.A. residents in one of his other many vehicles (he has a car collection worth over $1 million after all). While we understand it's fun and all to drive fast (and perhaps it impresses his on-and-off-again girlfriend Selena Gomez), it's just not cool-especially when he's putting so many other lives at risk.

What do you think of Bieber's latest controversy-is it time he traded in his super expensive, super fast vehicles and stuck to a Honda Civic?

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