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12.05.2011
World's Most Expensive Pileup?
Maybe so. This 14-car pileup in Japan included among the casualties, two Mercedes, eight Ferarris, and a Lambo. No one was seriously injured. All of the cars were in one place because they were a car club on their way to tour nearby Hiroshima. The pileup is believed to have been caused when one Ferrari tried to pass, hit a guardrail, and spun out of control.
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