ENGLAND – One of the most desirable cars in the world was slapped with a parking fine just moments after it was wheeled out of a dealership. Traffic wardens issued the £120 ticket on the £10million Le Mans car after it momentarily parked up in a quiet mews in Kensington, west London. The ultra-rare 1970 Ferrari 512M – which is one of just 25 ever produced – is now thought to have become the most expensive vehicle ever ticketed. Classic car dealer Fiskens recently took the car into stock and decided to take some photos of it opposite its headquarters when the fine was issued. The dealership is based on a quiet mews, where staff had no doubt been hoping to avoid the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea’s notoriously ticket-friendly wardens for a few minutes.(dailymail.co.uk)…[+]