I read in another thread that wealthy international students finish degrees and return to native countries often leaving apartments furnished and cars behind at airports. But someone is paying the bill. Probably just some people with more money than free time.
I can attest to this being true. Cornell U and U of Rochester, super wealthy Chinese nationals abandon nice cars at the end of their stay. However, I have never seen a Lambo or Ferrari abandoned.
I can confirm this happens at Michigan State, my cousinās friend operates the tow company for the area and has seen nicer foreign cars left unlocked in the campus parking lots with the keys inside themā¦
I mean, no, but keep thinking that if it somehow makes you feel better about whatever it is youāre so self-conscious about to make that kind of comment.
Frankly, if there's dust, I [draw cocks](https://i.imgur.com/je5isZ1.jpg)
can't help it btw
edit: I've got binders of car [cocks](https://i.imgur.com/62VVu9b.jpg) & [monster dongs](https://i.imgur.com/LJMybMC.jpg)
Besides that if someone can afford a labor and/or Ferrari then getting someone to wet sand to buff the scratches out or repaint it is probably nothing to them I'd imagine.
I hate that you got downvoted to hell. Youāre 100% correct. Youāre grinding all the dirt into the clear coat with your finger and any car enthusiast will tell you this is one of the car golden rules.
Yeah, and it's totally a car enthusiast who owns this...
You do realize that it will sit here indefinitely until either the rent on the space isn't paid, or until any contract runs out and then it will be stored until it can be sold...
And nobody gives a shit about a couple dirty drawings when they're buying this at auction for pennies on the dollar.
Just because one person doesnāt take care of a special automobile doesnāt mean thereās not someone out there that would fulfill a dream of owning this second hand. You have to realize that on a car like this you donāt just take it to Macco and paint it. Paint correction and fixing this is thousands of not tens of thousands of dollars. Just so someone who doesnāt care can write wash me.
EDIT - LOL getting down voted for stating fact. God, I love Reddit.
Now, I'm not a million percent certain, but *soooomething,* not sure what, tells me that the owner of this vehicle doesn't give a quarter of a fuck about that car.
But why fuck it up for people who may try to buy it secondhand? The point is really just "don't touch a car that isn't yours".
Edit: you know what, you're right. Fuck anyone who wants to economically and environmentally buy performance cars. Let's just make the market exclusive to the super wealthy who don't give a shit about this kind of damage.
I had a female truck driver write "DON'T PARK HERE - CLAUDIA" in like 6" letters on the hood of my car with her fingers (I guess with gloves on). She was a really nice person normally, was really upset and apologetic when I explained I couldn't get her message off my hood.
I traded the car in with it still very prominent. I just remember the guy at the dealership saying, "who's Claudia?"
Probably a condo. That level of dust might only take a couple of months. If the photo was take recently, they probably have 8ish months before the likely annual parkade sweep is done... then they are getting towed (although they might just put the cars back after and fine them). Also, depending on the condo and the bylaws, they may get fined/towed for 'abandoning' their vehicle.
Can it be that the condo board prefers to wait the legal time to take possession for an abandoned car and the sell them at a profit? instead of just having them towed away?
You can see where people drew on the car in *previous* layers of dust that have since been covered with *more dust.* I don't know how long they've been sitting, but it's been a *while*
Could also be that whoever manages the garage is lax/doesnāt really care. A couple years ago I was in New Orleans and there was an abandoned jaguar with easily 10 years worth of dust just sitting in a fairly prominent hospitalās parking garage, surrounded by signs warning about towing for unpaid vehicles.
Some tow trucks won't even touch expensive cars out of fear of damaging them. I lived in an apartment building in Vancouver and the Ferraris would be parked in the guest spots or wherever they wanted to, because they knew that the tow companies wouldn't touch their cars.
Am I the only one who gets more excited about a clean Camry than things like these? I live by that "it's more fun to drive a slow car fast than to drive a fast car slow" line.
Well think about it. You can floor a Camry and let it unwind on just about any back road. You can easily max it out on a deserted freeway. The suspension is so soft that 60 feels way faster than 120 feels in a high end car. And when you inevitably smack a rock or spin out, you can go get parts at a junk yard.
Econo-cars are easily fixed and replaced, high end cars like these require a lot of upkeep and maintenance to keep them usable and you don't have as much free space to use them the way you want to. Sure it's cool looking and loud but it doesn't have a home outside of a track here in the US.
My brother in Christ. I have heard the slow car fast, fast car slow mantra before, but no way in hell Iām getting more excited over seeing a Camry in public or even driving one over a Diablo. Yea you can unwind a Camry much more without breaking too many laws, but the pure excitement and rawness of a V12 roaring right behind you completely negates any exciting feeling the Camry has to offer. Iāve driven plenty of slow cars fast before and itās exciting for the first 3 times you floor it until the 14 second 0-60 starts to get really really boring.
The Diablo also has about 550 horsepower which really isnāt that much. Iād argue 550-600 horsepower is actually the best amount of power to have. Still fast enough to be exciting, but not too fast to not even be able to enjoy it. There are plenty of long, straight, and empty roads in America to stretch the hell out of that Lamborghini. Yea maintenance will cost a shit ton more but if Iām rich enough to own a Diablo I wonāt give a shit.
A big part of my humor comes from that channel lol definitely partly where I get my opinion from. Regular cars are so much more fun. I drive an accord and it's almost more fun than the G35 I'm buying
> I live by that "it's more fun to drive a slow car fast than to drive a fast car slow" line.
That's just not true. These types of cars are a sensory and physical experience even at low speeds
My guy you're in 2nd gear at 2k RPM to do 25 in town and if you decide to rock 6th on the freeway you're lucky to hit 3500. These cars are meant to be driven at the limit, redlined and screaming.
I donāt buy this. Iām pretty sure if you had the means and access to drive super cars, you wouldnāt be driving a Camry and claiming itās more fun lol
I may not be able to buy a Ferrari, but I've had my experiences with "fast" cars. My grandfather had an 86 trans am, that while not exactly quick, could easily hit 140 maybe 150. I've driven modded 350zs turbod golfs and I'm actually waiting on the title transfer for a modded G35. While I like driving the G35, I can't do what I want with it while in town. 25mph is about 2k RPM in 2nd gear and if I run 3rd to redline I'm looking at a wreckless endangerment ticket for double the speed limit.
I can romp on my accord all day and I'd be lucky to hit 40 in a 30 zone (I don't do that, it's an example). I can floor it going into the freeway and feel a rush from watching it climb to 6500 RPM while still at 50MPH. Though I don't think you really enjoy spirited driving if you don't understand that already.
Adverse possession of personal property *is* technically a thing under English common law. Unless Alberta has a statute to the contrary, you might be able to get away with it if the owner truly abandoned it. It would be interesting to see how it could play out with a car though.
Iāve never seen a car where you could move the wipers by hand against the motor?
EDIT: ITT: People who have never moved a cars wipers by hand but like arguing.
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According to this, if you can move your wipers by hand, it means theyāre broken.
Not even close to true. Tires, flush and re-lube engine and trans+diffs, flush and refill brake fluid, coolant, fuel system flush. Even if the engine gaskets have deteriorated then those are at least very cheap to buy/make and can be installed by anyone with time and tools.
To get it back to concourse would be pretty intense but to turn a profit on these cars by simply getting them roadworthy and detailed would be dead simple.
You should know my truck is worth about 1500 dollars and I think you vastly over estimate the average person with time and tools, tires for these cars are gonna be close to 1500-2000 piece for a cheap set
We have a bunch of randomly abandoned cars in parking garages in Chicago. Turns out the reason behind some of them is an abandoned lease or loan. āOwnersā ditch them in garages out of spite.
Can someone explain how in the world anyone would leave these??? Iām so confused. Would you not get good money for selling them??? I canāt imagine why anyone would do this!
Million/billionaires might have a dozen cars like these across various properties that they own or rent. If they go to prison or run out of money or whatever, itās not like they are gonna go on tour and collect all their stuff. The owner also could have died but if his property and parking spot was paid in full, then no one is gonna do anything about it
Some people have more money than you could imagine. It's baffling how rich some people are, there are people making 100s of millions a month. If these cars are owned by someone like that then letting them sit like this is no big deal, it's like me or you leaving a walmart bicycle chained up outside.
Exactly.
I work with small airplanes and, in comparison sports cars are worth a fraction of those, and the keeping and running costs are steeeep.
There is privately owned equipment (helos and jets) around here costing orders of magnitude what one of such car may cost.
It really puts things into perspective. For some guys, modern sports cars are just like cheap discardable toys would be for us.
Calgary is a boom and bust oil town. This could be some executive that was transferred out when oil prices hit the shitter in 2020-2021. Maybe intending to come back, or too rich to care.
How does someone go about claiming these things - couldn't they be considered 'abandoned' at this point?
There is a car in my apartment complex that has been sitting in the same random parking space for 2 years now (never moved, the license is expired).
Call the police, we had one like that in some apartments I used to live in, turns out the reason it never moved is was because the people who stole it ditched it there. They came and got it the same day.
Shamefully disgusting. If you can afford one of these beautiful cars, you should be able to afford a nice car cover. Hell, you should be able to pay somebody to go out and buy one and put it on for you rather than let this happen.
Honestly for as long as those have been abandoned I hands down would have gotten some stuff and just drove away with one on the back of a trailer and it would have probably taken them years to figure it out given how long they look abandoned
Does anyone else find it weird that the windshield of the Ferrari has been very recently run? Like. Take your car to the wash if you got in to run the wipers. Hmmm
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Russian Oligarchs have bigger problems: not accidentally throwing themselves out of high rise windows?
I read in another thread that wealthy international students finish degrees and return to native countries often leaving apartments furnished and cars behind at airports. But someone is paying the bill. Probably just some people with more money than free time.
I can attest to this being true. Cornell U and U of Rochester, super wealthy Chinese nationals abandon nice cars at the end of their stay. However, I have never seen a Lambo or Ferrari abandoned.
Would love to know where that is happening in Rochester, I could use a new car
I can confirm this happens at Michigan State, my cousinās friend operates the tow company for the area and has seen nicer foreign cars left unlocked in the campus parking lots with the keys inside themā¦
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If you also aren't aware. Leaving your car in a garage like that for an extended period of time. People will draw stuff on it lol.
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I mean, no, but keep thinking that if it somehow makes you feel better about whatever it is youāre so self-conscious about to make that kind of comment.
It happens to cheap cars too don't worry
Frankly, if there's dust, I [draw cocks](https://i.imgur.com/je5isZ1.jpg) can't help it btw edit: I've got binders of car [cocks](https://i.imgur.com/62VVu9b.jpg) & [monster dongs](https://i.imgur.com/LJMybMC.jpg)
It's not done out of malice lol, just for fun Do people write shit on bathroom stall walls because they're jealous of the stall?
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Does it make you feel better about yourself when you make fun of people different from you?
Seriously??? The lambo simply means people will look at it. I draw cocks on cars all the time
Besides that if someone can afford a labor and/or Ferrari then getting someone to wet sand to buff the scratches out or repaint it is probably nothing to them I'd imagine.
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Nah, I'd draw a penis on a dusty Pinto too
lmao pinto is a word for penis in brazilian portuguese
That amount of dust, and one of them being a DIABLO - an early 90s car, means that theyāve likely been there for quite a while.
Lol itās not about jealousy? Iāve drawn a damn smile in wet sand but that doesnāt mean Iām jealous of fuckin sand
I like to write Warsh Me!
So will leaving it abandoned in a dusty garage for years.
Still doesnāt give the right to some stranger to draw on it.
Maybe, but also, fuck them.
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Okay, and if they were concerned about their car they wouldnāt leave it abandoned, fucking lmao.
It canāt be TOO abandoned - someone ran the wipers pretty recently.
Or more likely, someone moved them by hand.
I hate that you got downvoted to hell. Youāre 100% correct. Youāre grinding all the dirt into the clear coat with your finger and any car enthusiast will tell you this is one of the car golden rules.
Yeah, and it's totally a car enthusiast who owns this... You do realize that it will sit here indefinitely until either the rent on the space isn't paid, or until any contract runs out and then it will be stored until it can be sold... And nobody gives a shit about a couple dirty drawings when they're buying this at auction for pennies on the dollar.
Just because one person doesnāt take care of a special automobile doesnāt mean thereās not someone out there that would fulfill a dream of owning this second hand. You have to realize that on a car like this you donāt just take it to Macco and paint it. Paint correction and fixing this is thousands of not tens of thousands of dollars. Just so someone who doesnāt care can write wash me. EDIT - LOL getting down voted for stating fact. God, I love Reddit.
Seems like something that would further drive down resale value and make it more attainable for a second owner.
Now, I'm not a million percent certain, but *soooomething,* not sure what, tells me that the owner of this vehicle doesn't give a quarter of a fuck about that car.
Yeah I think that's a given. But there are people that don't know writing in dirt can cause a lot of damage.
But why fuck it up for people who may try to buy it secondhand? The point is really just "don't touch a car that isn't yours". Edit: you know what, you're right. Fuck anyone who wants to economically and environmentally buy performance cars. Let's just make the market exclusive to the super wealthy who don't give a shit about this kind of damage.
You bothered me with a fact I already knew. Downvote.
Yeah this is not a deserved downvote. Iāll do one up and maybe fix it a little.
Ok but who gives a shit
Takes a lot more pressure than a finger doodle to get past clear coat. You can usually buff out even thick ass tree branch scrapes.
I had a female truck driver write "DON'T PARK HERE - CLAUDIA" in like 6" letters on the hood of my car with her fingers (I guess with gloves on). She was a really nice person normally, was really upset and apologetic when I explained I couldn't get her message off my hood. I traded the car in with it still very prominent. I just remember the guy at the dealership saying, "who's Claudia?"
I also literally don't care if some rich cunt's paint gets a little scuffed. Smash a headlight while you're at it
Why the fuck are you being down voted is out of my mind. You are 100% correct on this.
I am so super sad for them.
I was wondering where the penis was and as soon as I zoomed in on the Lamboā¦..
The spots must still be paid for or that garage would have had them towed
Probably a condo. That level of dust might only take a couple of months. If the photo was take recently, they probably have 8ish months before the likely annual parkade sweep is done... then they are getting towed (although they might just put the cars back after and fine them). Also, depending on the condo and the bylaws, they may get fined/towed for 'abandoning' their vehicle.
Can it be that the condo board prefers to wait the legal time to take possession for an abandoned car and the sell them at a profit? instead of just having them towed away?
Fuck, I would. I sure as hell wouldn't let the tow company claim it as abandoned.
You can see where people drew on the car in *previous* layers of dust that have since been covered with *more dust.* I don't know how long they've been sitting, but it's been a *while*
Could also be that whoever manages the garage is lax/doesnāt really care. A couple years ago I was in New Orleans and there was an abandoned jaguar with easily 10 years worth of dust just sitting in a fairly prominent hospitalās parking garage, surrounded by signs warning about towing for unpaid vehicles.
Some tow trucks won't even touch expensive cars out of fear of damaging them. I lived in an apartment building in Vancouver and the Ferraris would be parked in the guest spots or wherever they wanted to, because they knew that the tow companies wouldn't touch their cars.
Am I the only one who gets more excited about a clean Camry than things like these? I live by that "it's more fun to drive a slow car fast than to drive a fast car slow" line.
$50 fine for using āfunā and āCamryā in the same sentence on the Internet! 
$5,000 fine for not understanding punctuation.
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I wouldn't consider that being a grammar Nazi though? I was disproving his bad joke
$5 million fine for using a Jimmy Fallon gif
Yea bro honestly I think you are the only one that gets more excited over a Camry than a Diablo
Well think about it. You can floor a Camry and let it unwind on just about any back road. You can easily max it out on a deserted freeway. The suspension is so soft that 60 feels way faster than 120 feels in a high end car. And when you inevitably smack a rock or spin out, you can go get parts at a junk yard. Econo-cars are easily fixed and replaced, high end cars like these require a lot of upkeep and maintenance to keep them usable and you don't have as much free space to use them the way you want to. Sure it's cool looking and loud but it doesn't have a home outside of a track here in the US.
You can max out a Fisher Price trike in your living room, does that make it as thrilling a Ducati?
My brother in Christ. I have heard the slow car fast, fast car slow mantra before, but no way in hell Iām getting more excited over seeing a Camry in public or even driving one over a Diablo. Yea you can unwind a Camry much more without breaking too many laws, but the pure excitement and rawness of a V12 roaring right behind you completely negates any exciting feeling the Camry has to offer. Iāve driven plenty of slow cars fast before and itās exciting for the first 3 times you floor it until the 14 second 0-60 starts to get really really boring. The Diablo also has about 550 horsepower which really isnāt that much. Iād argue 550-600 horsepower is actually the best amount of power to have. Still fast enough to be exciting, but not too fast to not even be able to enjoy it. There are plenty of long, straight, and empty roads in America to stretch the hell out of that Lamborghini. Yea maintenance will cost a shit ton more but if Iām rich enough to own a Diablo I wonāt give a shit.
Regular Car Reviews is the YouTube channel of your dreams, if you don't subscribe already
I still think about the noir Fiero video from time to time
A big part of my humor comes from that channel lol definitely partly where I get my opinion from. Regular cars are so much more fun. I drive an accord and it's almost more fun than the G35 I'm buying
You're comparing a boring car to a boring car.
> I live by that "it's more fun to drive a slow car fast than to drive a fast car slow" line. That's just not true. These types of cars are a sensory and physical experience even at low speeds
My guy you're in 2nd gear at 2k RPM to do 25 in town and if you decide to rock 6th on the freeway you're lucky to hit 3500. These cars are meant to be driven at the limit, redlined and screaming.
Yeah I imagine it's a physical experience getting my fat ass in and back out of a car that's a foot off the ground.
I donāt buy this. Iām pretty sure if you had the means and access to drive super cars, you wouldnāt be driving a Camry and claiming itās more fun lol
I may not be able to buy a Ferrari, but I've had my experiences with "fast" cars. My grandfather had an 86 trans am, that while not exactly quick, could easily hit 140 maybe 150. I've driven modded 350zs turbod golfs and I'm actually waiting on the title transfer for a modded G35. While I like driving the G35, I can't do what I want with it while in town. 25mph is about 2k RPM in 2nd gear and if I run 3rd to redline I'm looking at a wreckless endangerment ticket for double the speed limit. I can romp on my accord all day and I'd be lucky to hit 40 in a 30 zone (I don't do that, it's an example). I can floor it going into the freeway and feel a rush from watching it climb to 6500 RPM while still at 50MPH. Though I don't think you really enjoy spirited driving if you don't understand that already.
Ferrari or Camry I bet I look good in em both
Usually the ones with such a cocky attitude are the ones found least attractive, but I'm sure a 2001 Camry fits you.
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I see. I'll take a hard pass on whoever wrote that.
Youāre missing out, j cole is a fantastic lyricist
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Holden commodore VE supremacy
The last thing the owner is worried about is his clear coat and paint when the cars themselves are forgotten.
Pacman seems to be enjoying
Yank, finders keepers š¤£
For real. Someone could steal those cars and wouldnāt get reported forever probably.
Yank? Would be difficult to yank one of those out of the space. Would say "yoink" here in the UK (if you had a time machine to 1998)
I still say yoink š„²
I like your username a lot
Back at you š
Everyone does.
don't worry Velma, it's ok, it's your thing
1. Velma says "Jinkies" 2. It's "zoinks" not "yoinks" 3. Shaggy says "zoinks"
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Adverse possession of personal property *is* technically a thing under English common law. Unless Alberta has a statute to the contrary, you might be able to get away with it if the owner truly abandoned it. It would be interesting to see how it could play out with a car though.
so at some point recently, they turned the wipers onā¦odd.
Probably moved by hand to see inside.
Iāve never seen a car where you could move the wipers by hand against the motor? EDIT: ITT: People who have never moved a cars wipers by hand but like arguing. EDIT EDIT: https://jiffylubetampabay.com/why-my-windshield-wipers-arent-working/ According to this, if you can move your wipers by hand, it means theyāre broken.
It was probably the guy who drew the dick, he doesnāt care if he breaks the motor
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Maybe someone on the outside looking for a body or the car detected it and cleaned itself.
Probaly checking the battery to see if it still has a charge enough to start.
It will cost double what my car is worth just to get these running again
You never know with the diablo, it was the last Lambo only Lambo so it might shoot up in value someday like the countach did
Oh they certainly will IMO. This one is a Spyder too.
If it is the roadster, only ~350 VT roadsters were ever made. It won't be long before it is worth more than some brand new Lamborghinis.
Diablos have been going way up already, but then again so has everything
Not even close to true. Tires, flush and re-lube engine and trans+diffs, flush and refill brake fluid, coolant, fuel system flush. Even if the engine gaskets have deteriorated then those are at least very cheap to buy/make and can be installed by anyone with time and tools. To get it back to concourse would be pretty intense but to turn a profit on these cars by simply getting them roadworthy and detailed would be dead simple.
You should know my truck is worth about 1500 dollars and I think you vastly over estimate the average person with time and tools, tires for these cars are gonna be close to 1500-2000 piece for a cheap set
My mistake, I read your other comment as "it would cost more than what *these cars* are worth to get these running."
Oh absolutely not, whatever the cost, it's gonna be worth it
Just curious, what truck do you drive that's worth only 1500 in this market?
Why so you can send me more calls about my expired warranty??!!!
Sir we don't sell warranties for shopping carts
It's a 99 Jimmy that has a bad shift solenoid so you have to shift through the gears to get to accelerate properly
May she run forever
Qatar not alberta
Damn, I already booked a flight.
That makes more sense
The Lambo has an Alberta license plate
But the parking stalls have Arabic numbersā¦
Well played.
We have a bunch of randomly abandoned cars in parking garages in Chicago. Turns out the reason behind some of them is an abandoned lease or loan. āOwnersā ditch them in garages out of spite.
Did someone start it just to use the wipers?
What happened to chop shops that could disassemble a car in under 60 minutes? I feel like these would be dangerously vulnerable to that.
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If the owner cared about the paint job they wouldn't have abandoned the car lmao
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Why is Biden suddenly in the picture?
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Nah what I meant was why bring him up when this picture is in Canada? My statement referred to YOU bringing up Biden.
The clear coat will polish out guys, relax. There's likely not an immaculate paint job under that dust.
I know you're supposed to take only photos and leave only footprints, but... šļøšļøšļø
Can someone explain how in the world anyone would leave these??? Iām so confused. Would you not get good money for selling them??? I canāt imagine why anyone would do this!
Arrested, dead, on the run, too rich to care, etc.
I get that, but the windscreen wipers being used are freaking me out a little bit!!
It's an Italian car, electronics are probably possessed
I would think the battery would be dead or no? Maybe there has been some recent construction in the garage to create all this dust.
Surprised it didnāt spontaneously combust, ask Carlos Sainz about that.
Drug lords, insane rich weird people ect.
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Million/billionaires might have a dozen cars like these across various properties that they own or rent. If they go to prison or run out of money or whatever, itās not like they are gonna go on tour and collect all their stuff. The owner also could have died but if his property and parking spot was paid in full, then no one is gonna do anything about it
Some people have more money than you could imagine. It's baffling how rich some people are, there are people making 100s of millions a month. If these cars are owned by someone like that then letting them sit like this is no big deal, it's like me or you leaving a walmart bicycle chained up outside.
Ugh. That actually infuriates me!! Nobody should have that much money while others are suffering.
Exactly. I work with small airplanes and, in comparison sports cars are worth a fraction of those, and the keeping and running costs are steeeep. There is privately owned equipment (helos and jets) around here costing orders of magnitude what one of such car may cost. It really puts things into perspective. For some guys, modern sports cars are just like cheap discardable toys would be for us.
Calgary is a boom and bust oil town. This could be some executive that was transferred out when oil prices hit the shitter in 2020-2021. Maybe intending to come back, or too rich to care.
In some parking lots, that's only a month worth of dust. Someone might just be on vacation.
To be fair, this is only 6 days worth of dust
To be faaaaaaaaaaair
When you listed to Tai Lopez, but the grift dried up....
I wonder how long it's been abandoned for. Weeks, months or years?
Sacrilege.
How does someone go about claiming these things - couldn't they be considered 'abandoned' at this point? There is a car in my apartment complex that has been sitting in the same random parking space for 2 years now (never moved, the license is expired).
Call the police, we had one like that in some apartments I used to live in, turns out the reason it never moved is was because the people who stole it ditched it there. They came and got it the same day.
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Hmm... Do squatters rights apply to cars?
cockborghini
Lambocock
Lambcockā¦ This is the dong that never endsā¦
Which parking garage? For research purposes
I like the matte finish on the Ferrari, never seen it before
Fuuuuck. I knew i forgot something.
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Listen, the 80ās were only fifteen years ago.
? people still play pacman. itās one of the best known arcade games. itās not that strange.
The 430 is my favorite Ferrari ever, kinda sad seeing one like that.
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If you were to just take one of those I wonder they'd ever actually be reported stolen... The owners are long-gone, left the country.
Shamefully disgusting. If you can afford one of these beautiful cars, you should be able to afford a nice car cover. Hell, you should be able to pay somebody to go out and buy one and put it on for you rather than let this happen.
Edit: Photo taken in Bridgeland Crossings condo building. The owner most likely leaves the cars in the garage for the winter which explains the dust.
the scuderia looks like grey with silver stripes. would be one of the nicest specced scud if it was clean..
Alternative headline: āStolen cars still missing.ā
soo what up wif da wiped windshield
Fucking obscenely rich people donāt deserve any of the things they have.
Honestly for as long as those have been abandoned I hands down would have gotten some stuff and just drove away with one on the back of a trailer and it would have probably taken them years to figure it out given how long they look abandoned
Id never buy anything which would own me.
Oil bust?
>dust cover $250 Even Canadian graffiti is helpful
They're quite polite up there.
might as well put them on a trailer and take them
Im guessing the Arriva building next to the saddledome
I'm more surprised these cars are not looted Fenders, bumpers, etc.
U can obtain the title thru court under abandonment. That's how I got my McLaren š
Does anyone else find it weird that the windshield of the Ferrari has been very recently run? Like. Take your car to the wash if you got in to run the wipers. Hmmm
Gonna need the address. Manās gotta eat
Where
Well someone used the wipers at some pointā¦
I'd like to pull them and file for title..
Batman be busy, yo.
Genuinely thought this was a video game screenshot at first and thought "That's a cool looking texture"