A driver has been arrested after a £200,000 supercar was allegedly spotted driving at 150mph on the M25 . The black and white Ferrari California was pulled over by two police cars last night on the busy motorway near Woking , Surrey . The car has been seized by police while a man , aged 25 , was arrested on suspicion of dangerous driving and has since been bailed . Surrey Police tweeted this message last night after this Ferrari California was alleged seen doing 150mph . The car was allegedly seen doing the high speeds between junctions 8 and 10 of the M25 in Surrey . Officers say the high-performance vehicle , the first model of which was released in 2008 , was seen doing 150mph between junctions eight , near Reigate , and junction 10 , near Woking . The police force tweeted a photo of the car alongside the message : ' # M25 J8-10 Ferrari California 150mph with two police cars behind . Vehicle seized and driver arrested . ' The force later revealed it had 'numerous calls ' about the car and responded within three minutes . It is believed the police cars which pulled over the Ferrari were BMW 530s , which a police source described as 'pretty nifty , if not as fast as a Ferrari ' . The Italian-made vehicle appears to have a personalised number plate and red interior . Other motorists on Twitter expressed shock that the vehicle managed to reach such speeds on a road famous for its heavy traffic . Dawn Denyer tweeted : ' I 'm normally lucky to get to 60mph on that stretch . Is that what the new variable speed signs are for ? ' The car is built at the famous manufacturer 's plant in Maranello , Italy and does 0-60 in less than four seconds . Motorists expressed shock at claims the car could reach such speeds on the road known for heavy traffic . Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article .
Ferrari was pulled over by two police cars after ' numerous calls ' The £ 200,000 vehicle was stolen and taken from the scene in lorry . Man , however , has been arrested on suspicion of dangerous driving and theft . Did you see the driver or hear the driver involved ? Call MailOnline on 0203 615 2676 or email address @ mailonline.co.uk .