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rlwhitetr3b
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WTF was the driver doing?
I assume it came over the bushes, but they do not seem to be damaged.
I assume it came over the bushes, but they do not seem to be damaged.
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vagt6
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A very bad day for the owner of that Le Mans.
I'm betting that if it's a LeMans and not a GTO, it's a constructive total loss (e.g., insurer code language meaning that the car will cost more to fix than it's retail value).
If this is the case, I hope the owner had very good agreed value coverage.
Looks like the '40 Ford got lucky, maybe, I hope.
Holy cow, you're never <span style="font-style: italic">really</span> safe from todays distracted drivers . . .
I'm betting that if it's a LeMans and not a GTO, it's a constructive total loss (e.g., insurer code language meaning that the car will cost more to fix than it's retail value).
If this is the case, I hope the owner had very good agreed value coverage.
Looks like the '40 Ford got lucky, maybe, I hope.
Holy cow, you're never <span style="font-style: italic">really</span> safe from todays distracted drivers . . .
racingenglishcars
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A rather drastic way of showing the relative safety of modern cars. I wouldn't want to be in a Le Mans passenger seat when it gets T-boned.
Is it time to start putting full safety cages in our street cars?
Is it time to start putting full safety cages in our street cars?