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NCWriter
Aug 09, 2014Explorer
rockhillmanor wrote:
They probably saw the crash pictures of the Sprinter actor Tracy Morgan was in when he was hit from behind. That darn thing just exploded apart and inward like a cardboard toy. :(
A truly amazing suggestion. Sadly, there's quite a collection on the internet of vehicles, including all sorts of RVs, flattened - far beyond recognition - following horrific accidents.
Based on the image you posted, if we had been up front, belted in as usual, traveling along the New Jersey turnpike in our Sprinter when a Walmart tractor trailer dozing at the wheel plowed into the back of it at full speed and flipped us onto our side, looks like we might have walked away from the accident. The drive of the limo got out and climbed up on top of the Sprinter to see if he could help the passengers. Tracy Morgan, by the way, filed suit against WalMart, not against the limo company. And not against Mercedes.
Getting back to the original question. Why are so many RVs of all types put up for sale with low mileage? People buy things like RVs and boats, and end up not using them for numerous reasons. We put about 12,000 miles a year on ours.
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