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Old 19th March 2009, 20:27   #1891
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Its sad to see that AMG crash. People should learn to respect power and not abuse it. I think the more power one has, the more careful and responsible one needs to be on the road. If not for themselves then for others using the road.
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Old 19th March 2009, 22:50   #1892
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The only SL55 AMG in Kerala had an accident due to over speeding. The driver lost control & the SL skid out of the highway to a field & had an hit on the right side which caused the side air bags exploded. On the run off the road the front bumber also had a break!
Hanmust you should have posted it in http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/super-...hes-india.html. Is the owner of the merc from Pune
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Old 20th March 2009, 09:09   #1893
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In fact the person who own the SL55 is not a person who explore the car to what its build for. He normally drive very calm & gentle (as per what I heard) & its a symbol of status for him. He use a S320 CDI for his regular use & use this SL only on weekends. So might not have know the exact power of the car & might have lost control on an occation he tried to push to its limit!
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Old 20th March 2009, 09:13   #1894
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..... might have lost control on an occation he tried to push to its limit!
That's exactly the point where COMMON SENSE should kick in, well ahead of ABS and other stuff.

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Old 20th March 2009, 10:00   #1895
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Today I saw a brand new Linea stuck between the footpath and a BMTC bus near Shoolay circle down brigade road (sorry no pics), felt really bad for the Linea owner....
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Old 20th March 2009, 10:04   #1896
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Today I saw a brand new Linea stuck between the footpath and a BMTC bus near Shoolay circle down brigade road (sorry no pics), felt really bad for the Linea owner....
Oops! feels bad to hear this. On a lighter note, we'll know how much the Linea Spare parts cost!
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Old 20th March 2009, 14:51   #1897
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thats right, ANHC. another pic of the same car
I may be wrong, but does the ANHS have dics brakes at the rear. The car in the pic had this.
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Old 20th March 2009, 17:27   #1898
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These pictures are from 1998 and the place the Ahmednagar-Shirdi road.The truck carrying brand new Gurgaon fresh Esteems overturned on the highway after hitting a Tata 608. Esteems and the Daewoo Cielo were the top-end cars then.
Picture title: When the Esteem is Lowered!
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When the Esteem is Lowered!
and all those Esteems were sent onwards to the dealers, who did a dent-and-paint job on them and passed them on to unsuspecting customers who queued up to buy them!! The good old nineties!
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I may be wrong, but does the ANHS have dics brakes at the rear. The car in the pic had this.
The ANHC has got alloys as well in the pic.
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Old 21st March 2009, 21:35   #1901
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this was a recent accident involving a pulsar 220.

the guy was on the wrong side of the road at around 1 in the night. and he went off the road at a very high speed. the bike flew across a very wide canal and hit the opposite wall and fell. both the people on the bike were seriously injured. the rider suffered injury to his spinal cord and can no longer walk.
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Old 21st March 2009, 22:52   #1902
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Man!! I can imagine how the bikers crashed..the canal,the wall...gives me goosebumps.Horrible..really horrible!
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Old 22nd March 2009, 00:57   #1903
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Why is the bike still there? Is it not causing toxic pollution?
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Why is the bike still there? Is it not causing toxic pollution?
you bet it is, imagine a bike in such a neat and clean canal with crystal clear water.
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Old 22nd March 2009, 09:55   #1905
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Why is the bike still there? Is it not causing toxic pollution?
Man, you ought to be kidding, just check the neighbours this ill-fated bike has for company
On a serious note, yes, authorities ought to have removed this bike from accident spot after 'panchnama' (I think that is the term) and taking pictures of the scene of accident.

BTW - this is not a canal but a sewage drain/nala

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