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Originally posted by Overlord
Yep I sure have seen how much they sell for. But anyone can steal an integra. Why do you think they are the # 1 stolen car....... Because they are the easiest car in the world to steal. team that up with a high value motor and you have the # 1 stolen car. Now back to my original post of IF I WAS A PROFFESSIONAL CAR THIEF I WOULDN"T GO FOR AN ACURA (not yellingor screaming just emphasizing the comment) because 3000-4000 is nothing for proffessional thieves. They go for an entire car that is worth, a lot more than $3000-$4000. Would you say that I am right or not?
Yep I sure have seen how much they sell for. But anyone can steal an integra. Why do you think they are the # 1 stolen car....... Because they are the easiest car in the world to steal. team that up with a high value motor and you have the # 1 stolen car. Now back to my original post of IF I WAS A PROFFESSIONAL CAR THIEF I WOULDN"T GO FOR AN ACURA (not yellingor screaming just emphasizing the comment) because 3000-4000 is nothing for proffessional thieves. They go for an entire car that is worth, a lot more than $3000-$4000. Would you say that I am right or not?
You don't get that much more money for a whole car, EVEN a Ferrari. And guess what.... Honda engines are virtually untraceable, because they are available in such quantity. It would be a whole lot harder to sell Ferrari parts, let alone a whole car made in such small numbers.
Why steal 1 Ferrari when you can steal 4 GSRs and make more money?
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Originally posted by qtiger
One of my friends used to professionally steal Ferraris. He got over ten of them before being caught.
You don't get that much more money for a whole car, EVEN a Ferrari. And guess what.... Honda engines are virtually untraceable, because they are available in such quantity. It would be a whole lot harder to sell Ferrari parts, let alone a whole car made in such small numbers.
Why steal 1 Ferrari when you can steal 4 GSRs and make more money?
One of my friends used to professionally steal Ferraris. He got over ten of them before being caught.
You don't get that much more money for a whole car, EVEN a Ferrari. And guess what.... Honda engines are virtually untraceable, because they are available in such quantity. It would be a whole lot harder to sell Ferrari parts, let alone a whole car made in such small numbers.
Why steal 1 Ferrari when you can steal 4 GSRs and make more money?
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Originally posted by Overlord
Ferraris, holy ****. He couldn't get money for a Ferrari. Would he sell the parts or the entire car? Who would hire him, foreign guys? I haven't looked at it that way before. I guess it does make more sense to steal 4 GSRs. Hmmmm....... I want to shake your ferrari stealing friend's hand that is amazing.
Ferraris, holy ****. He couldn't get money for a Ferrari. Would he sell the parts or the entire car? Who would hire him, foreign guys? I haven't looked at it that way before. I guess it does make more sense to steal 4 GSRs. Hmmmm....... I want to shake your ferrari stealing friend's hand that is amazing.
It is a little easier on say, the west coast, where you can simply ship the whole car to another country and sell it black market, but for 99% of the country, there isn't a whole lot you can do with top-dollar, low production cars. And shipping is really expensive.
Usually the thieves themselves don't make as much money as you would expect.
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Originally posted by qtiger
Sold the whole car.
It is a little easier on say, the west coast, where you can simply ship the whole car to another country and sell it black market, but for 99% of the country, there isn't a whole lot you can do with top-dollar, low production cars. And shipping is really expensive.
Usually the thieves themselves don't make as much money as you would expect.
Sold the whole car.
It is a little easier on say, the west coast, where you can simply ship the whole car to another country and sell it black market, but for 99% of the country, there isn't a whole lot you can do with top-dollar, low production cars. And shipping is really expensive.
Usually the thieves themselves don't make as much money as you would expect.
:naughty: By the way do you have a GSR motor for sale :naughty: J/K
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