Before to click play, you have to know this video might ruin your day. The author of the video doesn't give any explanations, he just says " we had to destroy this dodge viper . 4 more to go ". The unlucky Dodge Viper you see in the video is not a replica and we don't know if the engine is broken or it has something irreparable, but watching it being smashed in a junk yard is just wrong!
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ReplyDeleteCould have at least broken it for parts !!
ReplyDeleteStupid people do stupid things
ReplyDeletethey go to buy a prius =D l ol l ol good 1 dude make more viper lamborgini ferrari all the same people that dont know what make to the money !
ReplyDeleteAnother junk put it the trash!!
ReplyDeleteSomebody has too much money or what?
ReplyDeleteThese people are evil...
ReplyDeleteSono delle merde! Vorrei vedere loro al posto della Dodge Viper! Brutti coglioni che non siete altro!
ReplyDeleteI know there's a British thing where if the car was used for drug purposes, it must be seized and destroyed. Top Gear had a heavily modded Lancer Evo that was condemned by the court to be destroyed. They'd convinced the court to let them have some fun with it as a last hurrah, destroying it in the process.
ReplyDeleteI agree. This is completely insane, but they likely do not have a choice.
Watch this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s5rRY2ICT4k
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ReplyDelete"Shawn C1 week ago
Reason behind the destruction of these cars..... The two that I had to destroy came from schools in the area's auto shops. Chrysler Corp removed these cars from schools across the country because 1 student supposedly stole one from a school and was killed in it. I don't know how true this stands but I can tell you that a rep from Chrysler was there to verify the destruction of this car and to make sure there was not a salvageable part left. I am unsure how many vipers are to be destroyed. I was told each state has a few or so"
I go to college in Milford, Nebraska and we had to destroy a viper in a similar fashion today for the very reason stated above.
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