AzScorpion
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The Admin posted tis over on the 6g site.
If I were the customer and they told me that my brand new Raptor was rolled and totaled I'd think they were messing with me. I feel bad because he's had to wait so long for this and now who knows what'll happen.
https://www.carmag.co.za/videos/salesman-flips-new-ford-raptor-during-joyride/
If I were the customer and they told me that my brand new Raptor was rolled and totaled I'd think they were messing with me. I feel bad because he's had to wait so long for this and now who knows what'll happen.
https://www.carmag.co.za/videos/salesman-flips-new-ford-raptor-during-joyride/
A video forwarded to CAR Magazine showcases the reckless and negligent behaviour that resulted in the totalling of Ford’s range-topper bakkie. Seemingly attempting to slide the bakkie across an unkempt field, the right transfer from left to right —which occurred at a speed of roughly 50km/h— proved too much for the Raptor to handle despite it being supported by more than capable FOX suspension components such as live dampeners and FOX’s next-generation 2,5-inch Live Valve Internal Bypass shock absorbers.
CAR Magazine has been told that the owner was only made aware of the bakkie’s condition after calling in to announce that he would be collecting it. Watch the video down below to find out what not to do when driving someone else’s million-rand bakkie.
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