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Mercedes-Benzes wrecked on an expressway Sunday morning, coating the road in an Italian red metal sauce worth more than $1 million. It's not a sight for those squeamish about totaled supercars. Some 14 cars in all were involved in the chain-reaction crash on an expressway named China Road in Yamaguchi prefecture, leaving 10 people with minor injuries. While the injuries were light, several of the vehicles appear totaled. The group -- which Japanese police officials called "a gathering of narcissists" -- were driving to a supercar meet-up in Hiroshima, where about 100 vehicles were expected to show.
was invited along but passed noted, it was unusual for such a drive to take the expressway -- where speeds are closely monitored and traffic can be thicker due to lower tolls on Sundays. Even so, the Ferraris were estimated to have been running between 80 mph and 100 mph when the crash happened.
A 2 hours ago I can picture this now, the lead driver looks over and laughs at the Pius, next thing you know he is in the rail the and Pius driver is laughing at him.
Braden 30 minutes ago Too much money, too little experience... half these guys probably couldn't even tell you the name of the engine in the car without reading a brochure ten times over.
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