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Luxury Porsche worth 5 million baht goes up in flames after crashing in Phitsanulok


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Seems cheap for a Porsche. $150,000 roughly, a 911 was that in the US when I was working over 18 years ago. I didn't know the Panamera was a cheaper car.Great the driver was using it to carry fertilizer.  Lucky has wasn't killed. 

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9 minutes ago, retarius said:

Seems cheap for a Porsche. $150,000 roughly, a 911 was that in the US when I was working over 18 years ago. I didn't know the Panamera was a cheaper car.Great the driver was using it to carry fertilizer. Lucky has wasn't killed. 


The Panamera is not priced on the Porsche wed site, as I believe there is new models to be released March 2024. So would appear this was an older model. Full comparison of all prices in link.

 

https://www.porsche.com/pap/_thailand_/models/

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3 hours ago, webfact said:

He speculated that relatives might have taken the occupants for medical treatment before the team’s arrival.

yes I believe that too,, but the truth will be different probably.. fleeing after an accident is normal in Thailand.. probably drugs, alcohol, speeding or whatever, and high ranked persons, because a 5 million Porsche can't buy everyone... 

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4 hours ago, webfact said:

firefighters from the municipal office and volunteers from Prasat Boonsathan Foundation battling the fierce flames for approximately two hours before bringing the fire under control

 

4 hours ago, webfact said:

Thanakorn Tharariyo, a rescue worker from the Prasat Boonsathan Foundation, expressed his surprise upon finding no driver or passengers at the scene.

He was surprised there were no bodies left in a car that had been blazing for two hours. Not the sharpest knife in the drawer, is he.

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4 hours ago, retarius said:

Seems cheap for a Porsche. $150,000 roughly, a 911 was that in the US when I was working over 18 years ago. I didn't know the Panamera was a cheaper car.Great the driver was using it to carry fertilizer.  Lucky has wasn't killed. 

Carrying fertilizer? That was in the article following this one.

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15 minutes ago, bradiston said:

Carrying fertilizer? That was in the article following this one.


5555 good comment.

 

I missed that point in the poster’s original comment. Repeated it below for @retarius. Also Aluminum Phosphate is not flammable, but can give off toxic gases when exposed to fire.

 

“In related news, a Thai driver transporting a dangerous chemical called aluminium phosphate, commonly used to eliminate agricultural pests, found himself in a precarious situation when his vehicle caught fire on January 4.

 

The incident unfolded in Soi Porn Sawang 7, Samrong Nua Subdistrict, Samut Prakan. A rapid response by local fire crews and the Ruamkatanyu Foundation contained the situation, preventing a potential disaster.”

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Very hard to feel sympathy or compassion toward a guy driving what I would consider to be a very ostentatious car, which is a desperate display of his status and wealth, and ends up crashing into a tree. The chances of it being a mechanical problem is probably less than 1%.

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1 hour ago, spidermike007 said:

Very hard to feel sympathy or compassion toward a guy driving what I would consider to be a very ostentatious car, which is a desperate display of his status and wealth, and ends up crashing into a tree. The chances of it being a mechanical problem is probably less than 1%.

Or he might just have a lot of money ands not even be thinking about ostentation. I've often found it is difficult to know what others are thinking.  Mike, weren't you the one the other day, urging us all, rightly, to be more compassionate in a wonderful post? 

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37 minutes ago, retarius said:

Or he might just have a lot of money ands not even be thinking about ostentation. I've often found it is difficult to know what others are thinking.  Mike, weren't you the one the other day, urging us all, rightly, to be more compassionate in a wonderful post? 

Yes. It was me. But, not sure my compassion extends to the so called hi-so here, whom I have found to be quite repulsive in their acts and behavior. I know many back in the US who are wealthy. They don't consider themselves special, or above the rest of us. The money based class structure here is rather repugnant. 

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