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True, it's been close to two months since the world's most expensive car pileup took place in Japan destroying more than two dozen premium models including eight Ferraris and a Lamborghini with an estimated combined cost of US$4 million, but one of our readers pointed us this to video which we hadn’t seen before.
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The Ferrari Graveyard from Japan's $4 Million Supercar Pileup
True, it's been close to two months since the world's most expensive car pileup took place in Japan destroying more than two dozen premium models including eight Ferraris and a Lamborghini with an estimated combined cost of US$4 million, but one of our readers pointed us this to video which we hadn’t seen before.
The clip shows some of the supercars involved in the accident including the white Ferrari Testarossa and several F360s at a parking lot somewhere in Japan. Apparently, this is where the cars were taken to after the mishap.
A whole lot of crumpled metal follows in the video below.
Read more »- Fatal Accident With Ferrari 599 Gto Leaves Three Dead In Singapore, Sparks Anti-foreign Sentiment
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