Daddy can I borrow the car please !!!!!!!!

[prmoldoaks]

New Ferrari purchased at $1 million Bucks






Daughter borrows car just for a spin and to trys it out, she hits power pole at 200 MPH












The driver only had some bruising (seat belt)
and 2 small cuts








Car loss? $1 Million bucks!
Waiting list for a new one? 2 years.
When can daughter drive Dad 's car again? Next lifetime.

But she is still alive....
Priceless................

Edited by prmoldoaks on Friday 1st February 17:46

[Funk]

Amazing how these do the rounds. It was actually the slightly shady owner of Gizmondo (?) I think who was racing an SLR. He hopped into the passenger seat and tried to pretend the 'driver' had run off, despite his blood and hairs being found at impact points on the wheel itself.

Nothing to do with a daughter at all. We all know women can't drive fast anyway.

[sniffler]

wonder where i put the anti freeze

[gtr-gaz]

Dad, can I borrow the Ford GT, please??

Er.....

[sayerbloke]

Funk said:

It was actually the slightly shady owner of Gizmondo (?) I think who was racing an SLR. He hopped into the passenger seat and tried to pretend the 'driver' had run off, despite his blood and hairs being found at impact points on the wheel itself.

Yep, Stefan Eriksson of Gizmondo.

Though, technically, the car belonged to the bank [or a lease company] which, for reasons that never have been made clear, kept on giving Eriksson ever increasing sums of cash.

[prmoldoaks]

you can never beleive what you read, found this on another site.

I've now been told its old news, happened in 2006 and it was not being driven by daughter atall, the post is above is right.

still pretty impressive crash

Edited by prmoldoaks on Friday 1st February 23:52

[deevlash]

sayerbloke said:

Funk said:

It was actually the slightly shady owner of Gizmondo (?) I think who was racing an SLR. He hopped into the passenger seat and tried to pretend the 'driver' had run off, despite his blood and hairs being found at impact points on the wheel itself.

Yep, Stefan Eriksson of Gizmondo.

Though, technically, the car belonged to the bank [or a lease company] which, for reasons that never have been made clear, kept on giving Eriksson ever increasing sums of cash.

It was owned by RBS at the time of the crash, it was theirs as he had defaulted on loan repayments and it was one of the things the loan was secured against iirc. I dont think the car was even in the states legally.

[nightfever]

I just had a look and he's now free: http://jalopnik.com/347072/hide-the-enzos-stefan-e...

2 years isn't bad all things considered. Financial crimes really do pay.

[Naughty Magpie]

Funk said:

Nothing to do with a daughter at all. We all know women can't drive fast anyway.

.......righty-ho then Gav. And what do you drive again? Oh yes, a Focus.

[Funk]

Naughty Magpie said:

Funk said:

Nothing to do with a daughter at all. We all know women can't drive fast anyway.

.......righty-ho then Gav. And what do you drive again? Oh yes, a Focus.

It's a surprisingly quick Focus... Oh, and my car doesn't have an innate desire to kill me..



*I hope you realise my tongue was firmly planted in-cheek*

Edited by Funk on Saturday 2nd February 13:56