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Attn Media: You Don't Have To Be An Import Driver To Be A Tool

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He's no lotto winner, even if you won the lottos, these cars are hard to come by, especially those fitted with a $30 000.00 optional ceramic brakes package.

he'll be going "ohh crap, eveything he drives from now on will cost 25% of market value to insure!!! suck it in"

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yeah thats if they kept serving him. which they didnt. they cut him off

so one second he was stone sober, and then suddenly the next drink he tried to buy he was blind drunk.. :O

I hate it when that happens.. :(

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In a Ferrai he just stomps on it, now thats a tight left hand turn at the best of times, i think he thought he was driving a Falcon and could spin the wheels but no, with all the traction control that thing has it just launched it like a bullet

As Tsuchiya would yell, "Unda, unda, unda!"

Who makes a left hand turn and crashes nose first into a telegraph pole in the middle of the road? I'd expect him to have gone sideways and done a Peter Brock.

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that title is a bit misleading, as technically, wouldnt that ferrari be an import? its not the same type of import as everyones skylines, but its still an import isnt it?

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