If you crashed your Bugatti Veyron in a lake?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zcom8_ArYA8
Laugh and drive away in my other one. If you can afford 1, you probably can afford two. Insurance claim!
Woody wrote: It's always sad when bad things happen to rich people.
I disagree, it's lollertastic
(well okay, it's sad about the Veyron)
Wonder how fast he was going? The spoiler's raised...
Kia_racer wrote: Did the tow truck guy hook onto the wheels? I couldn't see.
Looks like he did...so much for the rims....
LOL Gee that is too bad.
really I don;t think the owner cares, if you can buy one, you can probably buy another one. the will grease the right wheelse and insurance will pay out. It mus t really suck to be rich.
/sarcsm
GameboyRMH wrote:Woody wrote: It's always sad when bad things happen to rich people.I disagree, it's lollertastic (well okay, it's sad about the Veyron) Wonder how fast he was going? The spoiler's raised...
136+ right?
John Brown wrote:GameboyRMH wrote:136+ right?Woody wrote: It's always sad when bad things happen to rich people.I disagree, it's lollertastic (well okay, it's sad about the Veyron) Wonder how fast he was going? The spoiler's raised...
Yep just about...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bugatti_Veyron#Top_speed
i thought this was funny:
Wiki said: The cost of the first scheduled service on a Veyron is £13,645 ($22,322), with later services getting more expensive. Tyres need to be replaced approximately every 4,000 kilometres (2,500 mi). The cost of tyres for a Veyron is £6,325 ($10,347) a set, and they can be fitted only by Bugatti. Bugatti says that labour is the bulk of the cost at £6,000 ($9,815), which also includes checking the many complex systems on the car. At every third tyre change, the roadwheels must be replaced. The cost to extend the original two-year new car warranty is £38,000 ($62,164) for 1 year, and £63,000 ($103,062) for 2 years.
DukeOfUndersteer wrote: If you crashed your Bugatti Veyron in a lake?
Spend a few dollars on driving lessons.
It's sad and irritating that someone would drive one of these cars into a lake due to negligence but, damn, I wouldn't revel in the fact just because the guy is rich. I wouldn't assume that people with money are necessarily bad people.
DukeOfUndersteer wrote: i thought this was funny:Wiki said: The cost of the first scheduled service on a Veyron is £13,645 ($22,322), with later services getting more expensive. Tyres need to be replaced approximately every 4,000 kilometres (2,500 mi). The cost of tyres for a Veyron is £6,325 ($10,347) a set, and they can be fitted only by Bugatti. Bugatti says that labour is the bulk of the cost at £6,000 ($9,815), which also includes checking the many complex systems on the car. At every third tyre change, the roadwheels must be replaced. The cost to extend the original two-year new car warranty is £38,000 ($62,164) for 1 year, and £63,000 ($103,062) for 2 years.
holy E36 M3berkeley, upkeep matches the purchase price
I have to say that if I had the money for a Veyron, I would have a huge list of other cars I would buy first.
JeepinMatt wrote: I have to say that if I had the money for a Veyron, I would have a huge list of other cars I would buy first.
I dunno, once you get over $250k this is absolutly top of my list.
JeepinMatt wrote: I have to say that if I had the money for a Veyron, I would have a huge list of other cars I would buy first.
With $100k and a few weeks spent at the Nelson compound I could blow a $1 mil Veyron away.
Much as I love cars, there's more important things to spend big bux on.
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