Classy reply....
Yes I read the fucking article, I just don't believe most
online articles media outlets because they hype shit up for popularity. There are plenty of other stories about other ones that were properly destroyed. Where are those articles? This one is making Chrysler/Fiat seem like a monster because the current vehicle is in the hands of a school. It should have been destroyed long ago and they shouldn't be using it for promotional purposes either.
Furthermore, the part that you keep fixating on:
So now, to mitigate lawsuits, the mint condition example you see before you with VIN number four is going bye-bye.
How do you know it's an actual VIN number and not a PRODUCTION NUMBER. Then again, I'm sure you and the article writer are an expert on this exact vehicle and how it was delivered. :rollseyes:
Personally, I think Chrysler/Fiat should sue the shit out of them for trying to tarnish their name. I was taught not to look a gift horse in the mouth, unfortunately it seems many today abuse that privilege then sue when the gift stream runs out.