Limited edition $7mln Aston Martin mangled in China

May 28, 2012 09:33

Aston Martin’s most sought-after and expensive One-77 has been wrecked in China in a high-speed accident. This is the first ever known road incident involving the British supercar. Limited to just 77 copies, the model has now become even rarer.

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Jones (unregistered) 28.05.2012 14:31

PotFace wrote in #4
I love how this article is all about the car, without mentioning the condition of the driver.  That's because nobody cares about a dunce that would spend that kind of money on a car in the first place!

We ll, if a person can buy that kind of car. Its guarrenteed that he can afford a reasonably large health insurance.

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hamunaptrah 28.05.2012 13:58

Just goes to show, it's the same a handing someone a stick of Dynamite, sooner or later their gonna' blow themselves up!

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PotFace 28.05.2012 13:43

I love how this article is all about the car, without mentioning the condition of the driver.  That's because nobody cares about a dunce that would spend that kind of money on a car in the first place!

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Nick Bellorusso (unregistered) 28.05.2012 10:48

That incident in Foshan when a toddler was run over and crushed under a mini van, and then completely ignored by more than a dozen passers-by just says it all. The Chinese still have a lot to learn about life and common sense.

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Rob Whiteman (unregistered) 28.05.2012 10:39

 I doubt the fact it was an Asian person driving which CAUSED the accident, I`ve lived O/S in Asia, traffic certainly has it`s own "rules" there, but it`s no worse than any other developing country, at least in my opinion, yes- you will get carved up by mad Rickshaw drivers, but thats about it (unless you are a moron with a lead foot).

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Nick Bellorusso (unregistered) 28.05.2012 10:08

The Chinese are morons when it comes to traffic. I've been there, done that.  It's sad to see this kind of machines being sold to new rich Chinese, who don't know how to handle prestigious trademarks with the respect they deserve.  

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