Ferrari’s in Japan cause the most expensive car crash ever!
Eight Ferraris, three Mercedes-Benzes, a Lamborghini and two other vehicles were involved in the pile-up in the southern prefecture of Yamaguchi.
Whilst no one was seriously injured several of the cars have been damaged beyond repair. Car enthusiasts estimate the damage £2.46 million pounds or $3.85 million dollars
An eye witness claims the cars were driving fast about 140-160km/h (85-100mph) one of the Ferraris tried to change lane but the driver lost control and hit the crash barrier. The car spun and hit another car which had a knock on effect where all the cars collided together
Highway patrol lieutenant Eiichiro Kamitani told AFP news agency. “I’ve never seen such a thing,” “Ferraris rarely travel in such large numbers.” The road was closed for over 6 hours as the cars and debris was recovered. The drivers were on an outing to the city of Hiroshima

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Presumable you contact the website as in here Character Planet you have purchased the item from and let them know there is a problem, I have had this issue a few times in the past and the issue has been resolved by the website apologising and sending the correct item ASAP with a paid returns label or envelope.
However I have now bought a t-shirt from Character Planet, characterplanet.co.uk I thought was a trustworthy seller only to find the t-shirt doesn’t match the website description, email receipt or website pictures, so I thought I will contact the website only to find an item which I have paid normal delivery charge and express delivery charge for they don’t answer there emails for nearly 5 days, then in their email they state it’s not their fault. So does that mean its mine?
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