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13/08/2020 3:31 am
PIC: A crash between a Bugatti Chiron and a Porsche,
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13/08/2020 5:39 am
If the Porsche was mine I'd be hoping for a write off.
13/08/2020 7:51 am
both totalled ?
13/08/2020 8:46 am
Have you ever noticed something? The people who own these cars are seldom capable of driving them. Maybe they can afford to break a few. And they always can write off the loss on their taxes. If they pay taxes.
Also the dealers who sell these kind of cars really don't care if you know how to drive them or not. Do they?
13/08/2020 10:37 am
Bugatti is easily repaired; Porsche is questionable IMO.
13/08/2020 3:24 pm
Don, those are some good comments. I'll bet you're 101% right.
15/08/2020 3:36 am
Don, I'd ordinarily agree with your comment but sometimes there are people who get paid millions of dollars a year to drive fast who also wreck their high dollar supercars. If I remember correctly, it was probably 2 years ago seeing where Lewis Hamilton (6 time Formula 1 world Champion) had wrecked his 3 million dollar Pagani. When you make in excess of 40 million a year I guess it's no big deal.