http://www.wreckedexotics.com/articles/002.shtml

 

Not sure why the people drive some of those cars the way they do...especially the classics on the track!

 

 

rich a$$holes driving their 28 million dollar cars on the streets.

 

That's what cars are for, right? Driving?

 

Oh my, oh my

Not the most expensive car, but the gull-wing 'cedes SL300 truly broke my heart.

Looks like the 'vert SL300 was a local accident too! The truck that hit it has WA plates!!


OUCH!

 

crash it...

f**k it....

move on....

 

When did the Enzo get worth 1.3 Million?

 

The XJ220 is hawt. Those drivers are idiots.

 

DO-OV4R

 

Considering then made less then 400 and some ******* crashes 1 every once in a while and their not made anymore, i dunno the price goes up?

 

The worst part is, if you are rich enough to own those cars; you are rich enough not to care crashing it up and buy yourself a new one.

 

Except that they're not all exactly instantly replaceable. If I'm rich enough to have a 250 GTO in my stable, I don't care who crashes theirs, they're not getting mine for ANY amount of money.

 

^exactly.... it gets to enthusiasts alot more... for those who actually care for the car

 

You sure about that?

So if you spend $20M on a car, that automatically means you have another $20M lying around to replace it? So, do you have enough money to replace your Z / G if it wasn't insured right now?

 

+1. Strange assumptions people have about the rich.

 

the 250 gt spyder was a sad moment for me!

 

+1

Apparently, ppl have a hard time understanding that it's just a car. What is the point of having something you don't use for what it was made to do. If they can afford to buy an expensive car, i'm sure they are insured and will get the money back. Will they get the car back, nope. But who cares, just go buy another high end car.

Why do you think these manufacturers build these cars. It's for cornering and high speeds. Owning these cars and not driving it for what they are made for, is like having a hot girlfriend/wife and doing nothing more than walking around in the sunshine together and going home to sleep in different rooms.

 

I think of it this way, if you had $30M, you wouldn't really spend $20M on a car; if it was a $2M car and you had $30, sure. Most of these cars I'm pretty sure (if bought at auction) must be paid up front.

If they really didn't have the cash to buy another $2M car, I would imagine them driving a $300K car.

But those are just my thoughts.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0vTc-kKEnUU