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Not on gunmetal some gtc's on the other hand..

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+1 Dezz gotta have 3rd party at least just a love tap could send ya broke, my car was 6.5k for headlight and a front bumper o.O

Dude on aca or tt last night got hit by a runaway truck in his Lexus, 50k repair bill they rekin lol pretty sure that's a write off... Doesn't sound as good on tv as '$50000 in damages' though

Go get 3rd party Rimon it takes 10 minutes to sign up and costs like $600-700 a year. Someone pushes you from behind into a Porsche while you're stopped at the lights and you're screwed! Hell you hit a Commodore and it's already paid for itself.

Go get 3rd party Rimon it takes 10 minutes to sign up and costs like $600-700 a year. Someone pushes you from behind into a Porsche while you're stopped at the lights and you're screwed! Hell you hit a Commodore and it's already paid for itself.

600-700 damn, my track car with all mods listed is like 250 per year,

with only a few was 170

hell I pay less than 600 comp for my mustang with mods

srsly though, I couldn't do what that ape was doing who the f*k can memorise the numbers 1-9 randomly displayed on a sceen for .5 of a second and press them back in the exact order.

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