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I really think that an IQ test should be required for anyone attempting to purchase a vehicle that costs $2M. If you look into it more, he claims a "pelican" flew in front of him, he dropped his cellphone, and crashed. It apparently is now looking like insurance fraud.




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I had heard about this last week, but wasn't aware there was video.

The message I take home from this is...always assume that you are on camara!!

You know what makes me really depressed? I still can't afford his car, even after it's been in the lake!

Well, Keegan, I can't even afford the fuel to run it so don't feel bad.

I read once at full speed it wears out a set of tires in 15 minutes, but never fear the fuel tank is empty in 12 minutes..........

I think insurance fraud in this case is more likely, from the video it looks like it just landed in that salty water on purpose.
Well for the 2M$ car I would say, this looks more like a failblog.org theme.

It's always fun to watch the misfortune of the people with a fortune. Here's a fun place to go for more of the same:

http://www.wreckedexotics.com/

If i could afford $2M for a car then i wouldn't need a car.

1) Watch him drive straight into the lake.

2) Watch him leave the motor running for 15 minutes until it drowns.

3) Find out the driver is an exotic car dealer who specializes in buying wrecked exotics and fixing them up.

Notice a strong fishy smell to the whole affair not all of it coming from the car.

By the way I like the fact that when you ditch a Ford pickup truck it's called a slough. When you ditch a $2,000,000 Bugatti it's a lagoon.