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HatchSurfer3 05-31-2012 09:05 AM

Aston Marton One-77....now One-76
 
People should have to take a driving competency course before being able to own such a beautiful/rare car. Gorgeous car ruined because I doubt this thing will be rebuilt.

http://www.worldcarfans.com/11205284...n-one-77-crash

jpalamar 05-31-2012 09:12 AM

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Originally Posted by HatchSurfer3 (Post 2145304)
People should have to take a driving competency course before being able to own such a beautiful/rare car.

If you could afford something nice like that you wouldn't be saying that. You would buy a nice ass car that only few could afford and drive it the way you wanted... just like you do your 350Z and I do my Z06.

Accidents happen when driving normal. Accidents happen when driving like an ass.

CleanNeon98 05-31-2012 09:20 AM

Astons all look too much alike to me.

Diablo2424 05-31-2012 09:39 AM

Ouch, that sucks... Beautiful car's...

HatchSurfer3 05-31-2012 10:00 AM

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Originally Posted by jpalamar (Post 2145306)
If you could afford something nice like that you wouldn't be saying that. You would buy a nice ass car that only few could afford and drive it the way you wanted... just like you do your 350Z and I do my Z06.

Accidents happen when driving normal. Accidents happen when driving like an ass.

Ehh, if could afford it I may be saying it even more. If it sold out before I got my hands on one and someone who didn't even know how to drive the car got it and crashed it I'd be even more pissed. Wouldn't you? They're sold out in the US. I mean obviously I don't make the rules for these types of things so my say doesn't matter haha. There are manufacturers who have certain requirements for certain cars for someone to be able to purchase it. So a driving competency test wouldn't be too far off right?

CleanNeon98 05-31-2012 10:09 AM

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Originally Posted by HatchSurfer3 (Post 2145324)
Ehh, if could afford it I may be saying it even more. If it sold out before I got my hands on one and someone who didn't even know how to drive the car got it and crashed it I'd be even more pissed. Wouldn't you? They're sold out in the US. I mean obviously I don't make the rules for these types of things so my say doesn't matter haha. There are manufacturers who have certain requirements for certain cars for someone to be able to purchase it. So a driving competency test wouldn't be too far off right?

You mean cars like the Enzo or FXX? I think cars of THAT caliber require more competence which is why they test for them, not the Aston, probably because its not that much of a driver's car. I also don't see how it's all that special in their lineup. This still isnt as bad as when the guy drove the Veyron into the lake on video :rotfl:

HatchSurfer3 05-31-2012 10:15 AM

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Originally Posted by CleanNeon98 (Post 2145327)
You mean cars like the Enzo or FXX? I think cars of THAT caliber require more competence which is why they test for them, not the Aston, probably because its not that much of a driver's car. I also don't see how it's all that special in their lineup. This still isnt as bad as when the guy drove the Veyron into the lake on video :rotfl:

Well of course they're on a different level. But this is still a very limited production, 750hp car.

I think you guys are taking my driving competency test comment too seriously haha. I was being a smart ass. It's just sad to see such a limited production, beautiful car get wrecked. I don't think anyone can dispute that.

And it's definitely not as bad as the veyron in the lake!

landstra 06-01-2012 12:05 PM

That is too bad.


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