[becca320]

He has now bought an expensive car that is now worth nothing!!

[KERB]

hahahahahahahahahah

[Black_Gnosis]

[vnathan]

Holy macaroni

[FunkPumpkin]

Originally Posted by MatteSpyder ↗

For 1.4 million dollars he thought it would turn into a yacht once it was on water.
The guy is rich, he's body shop works on damaged exotic cars and turns them like new. He sells them after they are fixed around the USA, Europe, and Dubai.

I think he was with Performance Auto World in Lufkin. I'm not sure if he was rich or he was doing it for the company.

The owner's name is Andy Lee House and he's been busted intentionally wrecking the Veyron to collect the insurance money for it. Full story below.

source

Officials: Man deliberately drove his $1M Bugatti into Galveston waters

Federal officials say East Texas man deliberately ruined his $1M car to collect insurance

BEAUMONT, Texas - Federal authorities say an East Texas man has admitted to deliberately driving his $1 million car into Gulf waters so that he could collect insurance on the vehicle.

Authorities announced Tuesday that 39-year-old Andy Lee House of Lufkin has pleaded guilty to wire fraud.

They say he purchased a Bugatti Veyron and had it insured for $2.2 million. The elegant vehicle is considered one of the fastest in the world.

Authorities say House initially claimed in November 2009 that he was reaching for his cell phone when the vehicle swerved into water near Galveston. The salt water flooded the engine, ruining the Bugatti.

But a motorist videotaped the incident, allowing investigators to note discrepancies in House's account.

His sentencing has not been scheduled. He faces up to 20 years.

[LrlynJy]

i suspect he was trying to make it run flat out and see how many times it will skip above the lake water. tired of using a flat rock so he want to use a bugati.

[sj2]

was actually a failed insurance scam, he bought it for 1 million and insured it for 2 million, thanks to the video he was caught :P

[destroom101]

"Well Abviously" your spelling sucks.