We love talking about cars. It's not only our job, but our passion as well. Unfortunately, every once in awhile - actually much more often than we feel we should - we have to discuss certain incidences that cause us to file the vehicle under "car obituaries". Usually it's a Ferrari->ke252, maybe a new Lamborghini->ke44, but when it's a super-rare McLaren F1, its hard to even look at the picture, let alone write about it.

According to the police reports, the said McLaren F1->ke1159 was sailing at high speeds down the tarmac of the German Autobahn when it swerved to avoid hitting a car. In doing so, the F1 successfully struck two other cars. Now we don't know if it's just us, but based on the damage to the car, either the F1 is a tank or the car was not going warp speed. Nevertheless, the estimated repair costs come in at a cool 80,000 pounds, which translates to a $130,000 hole in your pocket. That's enough to cover an intact Ferrari 360->ke385, maybe even a couple BMWs->ke178.

Of course, to own a McLaren->ke284 F1 basically means that your bank account isn't scarce by any means and repairing the supercar probably won't translate into a monetary dilemma for the owner, but that doesn't change the fact that this incident is simply tear-producing news.

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