Crash Time China: Maserati GT vs Honda CR-V
Published on October 6, 2012 by Tycho de Feyter
Big crash in the great city of Zhanjiang in Guangdong Province. A Honda CR-V hit a Maserati GT full in the flank at high speed. The Maserati was severely damaged but is reparable, the CR-V however was declared dead. Fortunately no human beings got seriously hurt, although the Honda driver was taken to a hospital.
Police is investigating the cause of the accident, which happened at a crossroads without traffic lights. The Maserati driver has a problem no matter who is to blame; the GT doesn’t have license plates which means the insurance won’t cover anything, and sure driving without plates is very illegal in China.
The Honda CR-V is made in China by the Dongfeng-Honda joint venture.
Locals (with hats) having their day of the year.
Via: GD71.com.
Sunday, 7 October om 14:42
these pics should be posted on wreckedexotics.com
Sunday, 7 October om 15:05
So many exclusive cars without license plates in China. They have to money to buy the car but overestimate their driving skills or luck so don’t bother too much about insurance.