I’d say a $60-80k Jeep smashed into a $100-150k Corvette that slid into a $75-95k Pontiac Firebird that slid into a $150-$250k Corvette ZR1. But likely caused about $150-$250k in damage.
If you’re wondering why these cost so much to fix, I got a quote for a paint correction on the front 1/3 of my car and it was almost $20k from a shop that sends cars to Mecum… ouch
I’d say a $60-80k Jeep smashed into a $100-150k Corvette that slid into a $75-95k Pontiac Firebird that slid into a $150-$250k Corvette ZR1. But likely caused about $150-$250k in damage.
If you’re wondering why these cost so much to fix, I got a quote for a paint correction on the front 1/3 of my car and it was almost $20k from a shop that sends cars to Mecum… ouch
yeah you got ripped off. Source: I paint cars for a living
Fortunately I didn’t move forward with it as the car was only worth about $35k at the time. I just vinyl wrapped it
Sounds like they were gonna buy a new car instead of just painting his
Me no cum
This didn't make Mecum
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No, no, no.
It’s not the first time. How does this keep happening? This looks like insurance fraud.
can't think of mecum without thinking of that viral auction bid video now, always leaves me a bit annoyed
Been posted already
Somebody already posted this
https://www.reddit.com/r/ThatLookedExpensive/s/hFr4Qrv0Fv
Come on, gear heads; how much estimated value for the vehicles involved?
That's brutal
Correction, FORMER Mecum auction driver
This is brutal!