Even though Gadgetsteria isn’t a car blog, certain cars could be considered gadgets. The Bugatti Veyron is one such car. While initial price was around $1 million, demand extremely low quantities built has pushed that number upwards nearing $2 million in some areas.
With that said, if you frequent the more mainstream news sites, you’ve probably seen or heard of the unlucky rich chap in Texas who decided to submarine his $2 million Bugatti Veyron into a salt water marsh. The driver was uninjured. The cause for the most epic failure of all time? A low flying pelican — so says the driver — coupled with fumbling for a dropped cellphone. After watching the video above, you tell me where that unicorn pelican was…
I just don’t see a “low flying pelican” anywhere in the video clip. You? I wept a salty tear of sadness after watching the lifeless car being pulled from the murky death bed…
Gadgetsteria is going to CES 2010! We plan on flooding the site with so much digital euphoria it’ll make your eyes puke. So make sure to bookmark us and stay glued to GS Jan 5th-10th!
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