yet another one in korea...
01-31-2004, 01:22 AM
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Ya with another 100,000 that car can be looking like brand new.
The insurance company will write that car off and crush it. Waht a sad fait for such a beautiful piece of engineering. There really should be a screening process for someone buying that type of car. I know Porsche use to do a screening process with its Turbo cars. They would make you take a track day with a professional driver to learn how to handle your new car. They could refuse to sell you the car if they wanted to. And Ferrari use to do that as well. But now all they want is money. Well a dead coustomer wont make you any money.
The insurance company will write that car off and crush it. Waht a sad fait for such a beautiful piece of engineering. There really should be a screening process for someone buying that type of car. I know Porsche use to do a screening process with its Turbo cars. They would make you take a track day with a professional driver to learn how to handle your new car. They could refuse to sell you the car if they wanted to. And Ferrari use to do that as well. But now all they want is money. Well a dead coustomer wont make you any money.
01-31-2004, 11:06 AM
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Originally posted by RazorV3
why does it seem that all the exotics are driven by clueless people with no driiving skill at all...
why does it seem that all the exotics are driven by clueless people with no driiving skill at all...
