Not all brands are allowed to sell their products to everyone. In particular, some renowned brands have a kind of clause where they reserve the right to sell or not to sell their products. This is more common than it seems in the case of luxury brands, and the celebrities who are banned are better known than you might think.

There is one car brand, the most famous one, that has banned the sale of its cars to a list of people that has been revealed. Ferrari tries to ensure that its cars always end up in good hands to maintain the aura of exclusivity that the ‘Cavallino Rampante’ brand maintains.

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This is why the Italian brand maintains strict lines of conduct for all buyers of its cars, regardless of their popularity. In other words, they are indifferent to who the buyer is as long as they make good use of their product and are never associated with bad reputation. This is why there are several reasons why Ferrari reserves the right to sell, especially after a first Ferrari is misused.

These reasons include modifying or customizing one of its sports cars in such a way that the original design is changed or selling a Ferrari shortly after acquiring it or doing so for a price well below its value, which gives the impression of devaluation of the object.

Other reasons include abandoning one of their vehicles, publicly criticizing the vehicle or the Italian brand and, of course, damaging the vehicle or causing an accident with it by driving irresponsibly. That is why there are several celebrities in recent times who have violated several of these clauses at the wheel of their car.

They are generally acts in use or sale that devalue the brand

Justin Bieber committed what are known as three sins for Ferrari: In 2014, to get rid of the paparazzi, he braked sharply, causing a collision, customized the vehicle by modifying the aerodynamics and painting it a bright blue, and finally, auctioned it off in 2017.50 Cent was also blacklisted by Ferrari for criticising his Ferrari 488 when it simply had a dead battery. Canadian DJ Deadmau5 even tuned his 458 Spider with video game aesthetics, as well as dubbing it the ‘Purrari’ and putting it up for sale on the Internet.

Nicolas Cage was forced to sell his Ferrari Enzo, one of the most unique and prestigious models, at a price well below its market value. Lindsay Lohan was included for her long history of problems with the law and drug use.Other celebrities include Paris Hilton, Kim Kardashian, Floyd Mayweather and Chris Harris.