20-year-old writes off dad's £275,000 supercar

MaddogK · 04-14-11, 03:04 PM

I don't think he's too worried about is. If he's got enough money to let his 20 yo son drive a 275,000 car , he's got connections to get the insurance co to pay off.

If not he'll claim his son took it without permission (theft) and ins will pay him.

Win-Win.

jumpy · 04-14-11, 06:15 PM

One thing is for sure, she's not going to put out now.....

...crash and burn fella, crash and burn.

Sailor Steve · 04-14-11, 09:00 PM

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Originally Posted by jumpy

One thing is for sure, she's not going to put out now.....

...crash and burn fella, crash and burn.

You never know. He might be able to work the sympathy angle.

Falkirion · 04-14-11, 09:10 PM

I hate seeing kids in high powered cars for their first cars. The amount of P platers here in Australia I see driving 3 series BMWs, V8 Fords and Holdens and various Japanese sports cars (S15's, R32/33/34s etc) is appalling.

The kid is lucky he survived the crash, luckier still he didn't kill anyone else with his antics.

Jimbuna · 04-15-11, 03:53 PM

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Originally Posted by jumpy

One thing is for sure, she's not going to put out now.....

...crash and burn fella, crash and burn.

She'll probably get a kick out of the excitement.....the lucky bugga (him).

Herr-Berbunch · 04-14-11, 06:46 PM

Well £275k may be a small price compared to if he'd done the same in a fiesta, or punto, or any other small boy-racers car where he would certainly have been more seriously injured!

bookworm_020 · 04-14-11, 08:03 PM

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Originally Posted by MaddogK

I don't think he's too worried about is. If he's got enough money to let his 20 yo son drive a 275,000 car , he's got connections to get the insurance co to pay off.

If not he'll claim his son took it without permission (theft) and ins will pay him.

Win-Win.

If he claims that his son took it without permission, the kid will be done for theft. He's defiantly in a Lose-Lose situation.

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Originally Posted by Armistead

I'll never forget doing a job for a rich customer. The kid turned 16 and his Dad had him a brand new BMW in the drive. The kid almost went into tears about it not being the right color and walked away mad. Two days later a different color was in the drive...

I wanted to pull off my belt and put him across my knee

Forget the belt, I'd take the car he refused and then give him an old bomb in the colour he wanted! Everyone's happy then!

04-14-11, 03:04 PM	#1
MaddogK XO Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Chicago, Ill. Posts: 409 Downloads: 15 Uploads: 0	I don't think he's too worried about is. If he's got enough money to let his 20 yo son drive a 275,000 car , he's got connections to get the insurance co to pay off. If not he'll claim his son took it without permission (theft) and ins will pay him. Win-Win. __________________ May fortune favor the foolish

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jumpy Admiral Join Date: May 2003 Location: Midlands, UK Posts: 2,139 Downloads: 22 Uploads: 0	One thing is for sure, she's not going to put out now..... ...crash and burn fella, crash and burn. __________________ when you’ve been so long in the desert, any water, no matter how brackish, looks like life

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Herr-Berbunch Kaiser Bill's batman Join Date: May 2010 Location: AN72 Posts: 13,203 Downloads: 76 Uploads: 0	Well £275k may be a small price compared to if he'd done the same in a fiesta, or punto, or any other small boy-racers car where he would certainly have been more seriously injured! __________________

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Falkirion Ace of the Deep Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Melbourne, AUS Posts: 1,043 Downloads: 34 Uploads: 0	I hate seeing kids in high powered cars for their first cars. The amount of P platers here in Australia I see driving 3 series BMWs, V8 Fords and Holdens and various Japanese sports cars (S15's, R32/33/34s etc) is appalling. The kid is lucky he survived the crash, luckier still he didn't kill anyone else with his antics.