The Conservative Cave
Interests => Around the House & In the Garage => Topic started by: Gratiot on January 26, 2011, 12:41:39 PM
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The editor of wealth management magazine Worth crashed a $250,650.00 Bentley in Connecticut during a test-drive. Kate Winick, the senior editor for the magazine that advises high-net-worth people how to manage their money...
...“Lost its bumper,†is how Winick described last week's crash.
News.com (http://www.news.com.au/weird-true-freaky/editor-of-luxury-magazine-crashes-250000-bentley-during-connecticut-test-drive/story-e6frflri-1225994000744)
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I'm sure the folks at Bentley are simply thrilled.......
doc
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I'm sure the folks at Bentley are simply thrilled.......
doc
Agreed, but what the hell were they doing, giving the keys to her with icy roads???
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That's quite a headline.
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I'm sure the folks at Bentley are simply thrilled.......
doc
According to her, they were...
She said people at the car company were “lovely.â€
“You know, they deal with this stuff all the time,†she added
...The car had to be towed back to New York City.
Right... :lmao:
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Right... :lmao:
I'm sure Maaco will get right on it.
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She said people at the car company were “lovely.â€
“You know, they deal with this stuff all the time,†she added
...The car had to be towed back to New York City.
I worked in the auto industry for many years, and for a small part of that time I was based in LA, where my employer maintained a large fleet of new vehicles for magazine reporters/product reviews, motion picture dignitaries and shoots, as well as various VIPs from the area, for public relations purposes.
I could spend an entire day relating stories about the condition in which these vehicles were returned (assuming they actually WERE returned, as many of them were simply recovered from a police impound lot). In an alarming number of cases what we got back was suitable only for scrap.
The experience left me with a permanently negative opinion of the media and motion picture industry, and the "people" that it employs..........
doc