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Wrong car to rear end...

So it's an expensive car. Who cares.

The guy is wealthy enough to afford that, plus the insurance, and some posh clothes.
 
Originally posted by: nan0bug
damn that is (was?) a nice car. Looks like it didnt take too much damage.
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Not that it really matters... The total replacement cost for the bumper on that Maybach is probably more than the Mustang that hit it 🙂
 
Wouldn't matter with my insuarance. Any damages I incur is covered up to $50,000 I believe. Even if that is a $300,000 car that doesn't look like $50 K worth of damage. Of course my rates would go up though.
 
i think the maybach is one fugly car. the only thing it has going for it is the engine and the name of mercedes(maybach)
in looks - simply fugly. i dont care if that 6000lb beast can do 0-60 in 5 straight, its still ugly
 
It's a good example of why you should consider having more then the state minimums for your auto insurance.

I am amazed at how many people think that if they total someones $80,000 Mercedes they will have nothing to worry about because they have insurance.
 
The only thing that disappoints me about the MB are the rims. I wasn't expecting 20's or anythings, but atleast something a lil more shiny.
 
Originally posted by: xEDIT409
The only thing that disappoints me about the MB are the rims. I wasn't expecting 20's or anythings, but atleast something a lil more shiny.
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you mean more bling bling?
 
Originally posted by: AgaBooga
Originally posted by: xEDIT409
The only thing that disappoints me about the MB are the rims. I wasn't expecting 20's or anythings, but atleast something a lil more shiny.
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you mean more bling bling?
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I was wondering that myself... I don't think large shiny rims appeal to their target audience.
 
The wrong car to rear end is my 1987 Crown Victoria. It will not budge unless hit hard by a truck. Cars just damage themselves hitting my car.

Same could be said of any 60's or early 70's fullsize Big 3 cars.
 
Originally posted by: mugsywwiii
Originally posted by: AgaBooga
Originally posted by: xEDIT409
The only thing that disappoints me about the MB are the rims. I wasn't expecting 20's or anythings, but atleast something a lil more shiny.
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you mean more bling bling?
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I was wondering that myself... I don't think large shiny rims appeal to their target audience.
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I dont see any 4815* (detroit) listings ofr dealers ... Hmm. Yo Yo i got my maybach and my my 40 YYO!
 
damn, thates expensive. it would take more than half the cost of our house to buy that. now that makes me think twice. live okay, bad car? or live bad, great car? that is the real question.
 
Originally posted by: LongCoolMother
damn, thates expensive. it would take more than half the cost of our house to buy that. now that makes me think twice. live okay, bad car? or live bad, great car? that is the real question.
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Live well >> great car. Not even an option.
 
Originally posted by: SampSon
So it's an expensive car. Who cares.

The guy is wealthy enough to afford that, plus the insurance, and some posh clothes.
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i bet the guy driving the mustang cares 😛
 
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