First accident (in Cambridge?) he lost control of the car and hit a tree the engine and gear box ended up quite far away from the rest of the car. http://www.classicandsportscar.com/galleries/rowan-atkinsons-mclaren-rebuild#
Second time did he hit a senior citizen when he was pulling out of a junction or they were.
"The car was quickly transported to McLaren for their assessment, and after four weeks the bill was in: £910,000. Fortunately, thanks to the astronomical rise in F1 values, repairing the car was a no-brainer for the insurance company."
Is it just me, or does this make no sense?
Wouldn't they otherwise have had to write it off and pay out full market value?
The car was originally bought for half a mill. Increase in value meant the car was worth alot more than the original purchase price.
Also finding the expertise to repair the car.
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First accident (in Cambridge?) he lost control of the car and hit a tree the engine and gear box ended up quite far away from the rest of the car.
http://www.classicandsportscar.com/galleries/rowan-atkinsons-mclaren-rebuild#
Second time did he hit a senior citizen when he was pulling out of a junction or they were.