BC sells 13 impounded exotic cars
 

I hope this is not a repost...

So they impounded 13 exotic cars.
12 men, 1 woman.
All under age of 21
Only 1 driver was the registered owner
6 of them had 'N' license

More info: Lamborghini forfeited in street racing case sold by B.C. government | News | National Post

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Serves those fuckers right. Young rich and tasteless
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People do stupid things, the FBI is no exception.

Back in 2003, a Ferrari F50 was confiscated by the FBI.
Fast forward to May 2009, an FBI officer decided to go for a joy ride and smashed into a tree.
It was up for a auction and starting price was only $65,000.

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The article is dated 12/01/11, pretty sure this has been discussed already.

Someone sounds young, poor, and jealous. I really think you missed the big picture on that one.

this is what happens when the government is given too much power :heckno:

victimless crime... this time maybe...but the potential for tragedy is there ...

I've got a question.

Does anyone on RS personally know these drivers? How did they react to the seizure, did they get new cars?

i am sure they went and bought another exotic car after the seizure. it's like pocket change to them

Jealous? Lololololo not at all. Pride and self worth of knowing you've truly earned what you have is far more than these trust fund babies will ever have.
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Thread title fail. Only ONE car was forfeited. Still a fucking stupid use of this law.

I hope they sell all of them. Tired of snotty ass rich asian kids that think they can do whatever the fuck they want with their parents money. I work close to crystal mall so i have encountered enough of them.

im guessing majority of them were leased vehicles.

only one registered owner :lawl:
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There is potential for tragedy everytime you walk out of your front door. The government needs to stop trying to protect the people from themselves. Impliment a HIGH fine for this kind of speeding/racing based on income like they do in other parts of the world and give the guy his car back. That way it's a bit more legit and maybe he has to sell his car to pay for the fine. But at least then they are not taking something that is not theirs and they have no right to take aside from a little piece of paper someone decided to sign years ago for the purposes of confiscating "proceeds of crime." Not driving fast.

theyre kids....

so no income on paper! :troll:

Pretty sure there's a couple guys lurking around here.

keep telling yourself that.

Are you the same mainlander I always harass, bing?
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good to know that I'm getting through to your biased views that you have to resort to that kind of a response. No, im not a mainlander FYI.

so what do you think of these guys? young, less well off, and tasteless? Hopefully you do so that you at least look consistent here. Funny how there's no insults based on wealth in that thread.

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I don't know why you guys are arguing about that, I could give less of a fuck and I'm just focusing on being able to afford one for myself one day

man all i was trying to do is find matt zhangs car on there, too bad its not there :okay:

Those mainlanders won't care at all. You only add cool factor and one more story for them to tell their friends.
They will call their parents and say " dad you will need to send more money over. I need to pay my tuitions for next semesters. I got into law school. "
But all they do is fuck around in Vancouver try to film Fast and the Furious 7 illegal money China edition.
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The main landers probably buy another car besides it's 50% off for cars in Canada compared to China because they pay a hell of a lot more taxes for their cars
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article date: 12/01/11