I would still say that's easily $10K + in damages. You don't exactly take your Lambo to Uncle Bob's Body Shop.
I wonder how much his insurance will go up?
As I've said before, if I ever win a big ticket item like that I'm selling it immediately.
$380k factory new, I'm sure a few people would be willing to drop a few hundred thousand on it. Buy me an American car, a house, a sensible vacation and a gun or two, take some time off for just going to school.
As I've said before, if I ever win a big ticket item like that I'm selling it immediately.
$380k factory new, I'm sure a few people would be willing to drop a few hundred thousand on it. Buy me an American car, a house, a sensible vacation and a gun or two, take some time off for just going to school.
Wasn't as bad as it sounded. Just damage to the fenders, cracked tail light, and a blow tire with no damage to the wheel.
The car was insured.
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As I've said before, if I ever win a big ticket item like that I'm selling it immediately.
$380k factory new, I'm sure a few people would be willing to drop a few hundred thousand on it. Buy me an American car, a house, a sensible vacation and a gun or two, take some time off for just going to school.
I would too, but I don't think I'd be able to resist taking it to a track for a day first... granted, I'd probably try and get it delivered there by someone else. I don't think I could handle 640 horses without doing something incredibly stupid.
No kidding. People often forget that those big prizes are taxed insanely.Me, too. Cause I don't have >100k to pay the income tax on it.
I would too, but I don't think I'd be able to resist taking it to a track for a day first... granted, I'd probably try and get it delivered there by someone else. I don't think I could handle 640 horses without doing something incredibly stupid.