first we saw it get towed from the lagoon
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then, some how someone actually caught the whole thing on a cell phone cam.
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this whole sitaution is rediculous.
what made him do that ?
How? Everything seemed fine, no apparent loss of traction. WTF. It’s not like he was going really fast eitheir.
:wtf:
Suicide mission - fail?
he probably wasnt paying attention aka cellphone or playing with the radio he looked down and turned the wheel. Ah well its not like the guy cant afford to buy another one
Car probably isn’t even totaled. It’s like when guys split Enzo’s in two and just shipped them back to Ferrari and they built them a new one on the same vin.
And the exterior video is HILARIOUS. SIQQQ LAMBO BRO.
oh shit oooh shit! OHHHHH SHIT!!!
yes it is totaled. its a flood vehicle. as known as water damage.
its all depends where and who buys it. far as i know no one from ontario s gonna have that on their drive way. cause ontario wont let any water damage (flood) car on the road.
split enzo in half and rebuilding it is a differnt story since it might of been just a salvage title. or rebuildable title. but for sure that enzo has a salvage rebuilt title or prvious repaired title.
you cant F*%k with titles man 
Yes this is true, it was a salt water lake as well…
Getting a Bugatti into Ontario is hard enough regardless of title anyway.
Crazy shit though
the driver said he was distracted by “a low-flying pelican.”
http://content.usatoday.com/communities/driveon/post/2009/11/620001375/1
if the water level hits a certain height, usually depends on electrical harnesses, it is totalled irregardless of repair cost.
however, that differs state to state / province to province… Texas and other southern states are pretty lax in many respects so it is possible that it isnt.
But yeah, it would definately not cost $1M to repair it… ship it back
Flood vehicle’s are frequently NOT totaled down here in the states, unless they are hit by a hurricane or a massive flash flood. Depends on the laws state to state and the value of the automobile. I’ll be very very surprised if that car is totaled considering it’s not completely submersed.
ha
It would be so fun explaining that.
“Man, I saw this low flying bird, and then I crashed into a LAGOOOONNNNN”
Fun word to say.
Le Bleu Baloon Lagooon!"
dude i almost pissed my self laughing
Le Bleu Baloon Lagooon bwahahahhaa
Man, That came from a long night of drinking. Picture me saying that over and over hammerd. lol Fun times
not to say your wrong but in ontario (i ve only had chance to deal with cars in ontario) it doesnt matter how much or where it was been in water…
it doesnt matter where you got your flooded vehicle from…
if that vehicle went for a dive you wont be able to pass riv in ontario.
so when your shopping from out of the province (cross the border) watch out for a privous damage…
not saing all the salvage titles are bad but you just cant put flooded vehicle histroy on the road.
i think we can all agree that flood damage isnt going to write off a million dollar plus car.
this isnt your moms camary people. this is a car that costs the same amount as a 4 average houses…
Pocket change.
watched the news at 6:oo tonight and they said he was grabbing a cell pphone and not watching the road and then looked up and saw the pelican