Actually if you look close enough at the opening image, there is no flatbed and no flooring at all to it. It appears to have been stored with just an open frame. I'm guessing the body may have been removed to be stored separately.

So is this going to be the 400th Veyron IN the Middle East, or is the 400th Veyron produced going to the Middle East? Headline is a little murky. (I know the answer I'm just looking for headline clarification.)

Well obviously "speed" was a factor. If the car was parked it couldn't have hit the damn tree!

Oh, okay. I just figured since someone (you, in this case) posted this, and I have no said knowledge of said car, that I'd let them be entitled to their opinion of the car itself. I was just remarking about how remarkable ugly this car was without tarnishing anything about the actual car itself.

So what, may I ask, makes you an expert on the subject of automotive crashes? You sit around on your computer all day watching dashcam videos and looking at pictures of crashes on the internet? Maybe you should get out more and spend some ride-along time with your local highway patrol to see what accidents ACTUALLY…

While it may possibly be a great car, sir, that most certainly looks like the most heinous piece of shit I've ever laid eyes upon.

Seems kinda strange he would say something like that when he produced cars in other colors as well. I often wonder about the validity of that quote.

I have a feeling Whale Cum Blue is already taken for the Dartz Pombron to go with their whale penis leather interior.

I was thinking Blue Balls as well.

I was thinking the same thing. I took one look at the engine bay and how filthy it was and wondered how many other shortcuts this guy might've taken. For the money he's asking you could've gotten this properly sorted S2000-powered 1973 Celica:

I like the pee can in the trunk. Keeping it classy Ed!

Well to be fair at least someone has figured how to make the turn signals in BMWs work at all!

I give you, the Forester STi. Give us the goddamned car already!

I reason that they expected owners to have a reasonable number of breakdowns in their cars. They put the extra set of lights there so drivers approaching from the rear could see the emergency flashers while the driver had the boot open, getting out the spare.

Just a wild guess (not sure on where this shot was taken, but maybe someone who recognizes those cranes could chime in on what port this is) but could either be a ship that delivered full containers to America (or other high consumer country) and is now returning mostly empty containers to China, or ship is in China…

Calaveras is a great choice! Alas, it's against the rules for this contest since it DOES appear on google street view. But a great honorable mention. I love to ride my bike up that way, it's just so beautiful.

Shuteye Peak trail

Alameda cops are cool with anything you do, so long as you keep it below 25mph. It seems just about everyone I know likes to drink and drive, yet nobody seems to get DUIs.

Agreed

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