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is that a ccx I saw at rick damelion parra rd? Or was I dreaming fk it was orange and hot

With only 4 k's on the clock too....

"Comments: Koenigsegg CCX '08 Lava Orange With Black Orange Two Tone, 4 Kms, The Ultimate Supercar, The ONLY 1 In The Southern Hemisphere And Ready For Immediate Delivery! Be One Of The Few Privileged People In The World To Experience What This True Supercar Can Deliver. Exclusive To Rick Damelian Prestige Come And Be Amazed At This Engineering Masterpiece - The Most Powerful And Expensive Performance Supercar In The World. Plus Stamp Duty $ and Transfer Fee $ 25"

Like you would care about the $25 transfer fee?....

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You'd expect something that costs $750,000 to at least, not break down..........

It's a car, cars break down. It's not like they are breaking down left, right and centre :sweat:

Spotted a DB6 on Telegraph Rd yesterday, took a pic but camera is in my car and cbf going to get it in the rain :P

Spotted two Z06 Corvettes lapping Oran Park yesterday, and spotted a silver 997 Porsche (I think it was an updated Turbo, but I only got a quick glance through moving traffic) today in Baulkham Hills on Old Northern Road.

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