Buy this dikbolides for next to nothing
Posted on 05-02-2016 at 14:31 by jaapiyo – 50 Comments”
In India, you can currently the expensive car of your dreams buy for little. What is the dancing cobra in the grass?
To the question, but to answer: they may still be a little bit damp. Recently came to Chennai a bowl of water of epic proportions falling from the sky. The result was that large parts of the city flooded and some cars-nilly were transformed into boats. Well, yes, boats, hopelessly bobbing hope steel is a better description. In our country, would those cars, probably incapacitated and then the shredder are pushed. Perhaps a shady dealer ever claims that they are ” the shredder in to be gone’, while the translation of that is that they secretly sold to a country far far away, but that aside.
The problems of cars that have wet feet have achieved are not only the betrouwbaarheidsissues that you can expect with all the wet electronics in modern cars. For example, there is also a health hazard due to possible mould growth in the car. In India, the ‘health and safety’brigade are apparently not yet so far, and they go something pragmatiser to work. Just a little dusting, a few moist-collector and auction off those cakes!
But how many cars is it? Nevertheless, quite a lot: insurers expect that the total claim amount up to $740.000.000. Some 40,000 cars are estimated to be damaged by the intense rain and some 40% actual total loss. It’s the last cars that insurers sell to nifty traders, who, in their turn, the cars at auction sell. And since India is one of the in the past few years economically quite developed the BRIC countries is, sitting there in a city like Chennai is also the necessary thick baking in between. A Porsche Cayenne 2012 for 500,000 rupees (about 7,000 Euros)? Belongs to the possibilities, sahib.
Because Indian people actually, just as we are, there are many people at the auction. Windfall to very cheap to the neighbors, the eyes sticking out with a premijum sled. No one sees the inside of a wet dog smell after all. Also, the inevitable middlemen are rampant. But with a little bit of the VOC-mentality to urge you you as zelfrespecterende koopjesbeluste Hollander in between, isn’t it? Check out the pictures below, and book that ticket to India. Watch out with the chicken vindaloo…(via BBC)
Thanks to Vincent for the tip!
Gallery: Water Damage Porsche Cayenne
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Gallery: Water Damage Audi A6
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Gallery: Water damage Jaguar XF
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