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Oh no. Who insures those btw and has anyone any idea of how much?
more info here:
http://news.sky.com/skynews/picture_gallery/picture_gallery/0,,70141-1254419-1,00.html
100 in a 40.. someone is in trouble..
Of course it's not written off. It's going to cost a lot to mend but no way would it be written off unless almost every part had been squished in to little pieces.Nick Lancaster, chief executive of dealer HR Owen, which sold the car, told The Sun: "It is the first Veyron I have heard of being damaged. We cannot say yet whether it is written off or not."
Of course it's not written off. It's going to cost a lot to mend but no way would it be written off unless almost every part had been squished in to little pieces.
Yes, but...Given the cost of the car to make, versus the sale price - there is no reason to believe that parts and labour are going to be value for money. If one super expensive piece of the car (chassis, tub or similar), plus the cost of labour was to come in a substantial percentage of the car's insured value - surely they'd write it off?
Something like Cat B or Cat C damage?
If it costs 5 million to make one, there must be some expensive bits in there somewhere!
Yes, but...
A used Veyron, new Veyron and rebuilt Veyron are all going to be worth about the same because they are a Veyron.
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