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    Crash of The Week – 5th September 2011

    By Zero2TurboSeptember 5, 2011Updated:March 28, 2017No Comments
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    So for this week, we are not going to look at complete wrecks but rather cars that do indeed look wrecked due to being abandoned. The first car that I came across that had been left to rot was a 1991 BMW 8 Series. This was the special edition Racing Dynamics K55. Only 41 were built and here you can see this one is completely rotting in a parking space in Germany.

     The 2nd car that has been abandoned is none other than a Ferrari Enzo. The owner abandoned a bunch of cars including this baby out in the damaging heat and sun of Dubai. 
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