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Texas>* 15yo chic driving rare lambo to high school
- Thread starter STANG KILLA SS
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And she can park.
STANG KILLA SS
~THE SCALE SHOP~
you just like to look at the pretty pictures dont ya? :lmao:
"Hit the parking block once, and you're dead. Do you understand me?"
GEARSCIENCE
Rock Crawler
even if i had all the money in the world, id never do this to my child:shock:
spankbomb
Quarry Creeper
I'll admit, I am green with envy. But just because you can let a 15-year old drive a Lambo, doesn't mean you should. To each their own...
Rich people don't need to teach their kids the same lessons as the rest of us, they don't have to live by the same rules when they grow up.
Cheatin
Quarry Creeper
1 lesson..."Don't spend it all in one place" cuz' eveyone is already playing by the rules you paid the judge for."thumbsup"
bob1961
I wanna be Dave
did any body read anything in the artical ???....
gave her a license really cause of a hardship begging :shock: ....but yet is driving a lambo :roll: .........bob
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gave her a license really cause of a hardship begging :shock: ....but yet is driving a lambo :roll: .........bob
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radishkid
Quarry Creeper
...and that's exactly why I love Jalopnik.
The supposed driver reportedly has what would be known as a "hardship license." A hardship license is only available to people under the legal driving age that has a family that fits one of four conditions:
1. The applicant's family faces an unusual economic hardship and is being deprived of the basic necessities of life.
2. The applicant has an ill family member who needs transportation to medical treatment or the applicant must drive in her place to keep the household running.
3. The applicant is enrolled in a vocational educational program.
4. An immediate family member has died and remaining family members need him to drive temporarily to carry on household routines.
JeremyH
I wanna be Dave
Bob, read all the way to the end...
ColquittCustom405
I wanna be Dave
Just think....the Dad had to choose between the STS lambo or the Bugatti Royale...
Who cares, good for her! She got to roll deep into HS, who the fawk wouldn't want to do it if they were given the chance.
STANG KILLA SS
~THE SCALE SHOP~
i would. on second thought i wouldnt go to school that day. thats 6 less hours i could be driving!
dezfan
I wanna be Dave
I would never drive that car.:roll:
Mainly because my ass would never fit inside it! "thumbsup"
Mainly because my ass would never fit inside it! "thumbsup"
I'd never let my daughter drive that to school, she'd rather drive a '79 Ford F350 on 54" Boggers with a 514 big block. :ror:
Sh0rtBus
RCC Addict
Glad I read the entire article, as I was about to roll by Coppell HS on my way home since I work in Coppell. Not driving to Carrollton, though, to see this car. Maybe I'll see it at the next Cars & Coffee in October. Lost of punk ass kids with super model wannabe girlfriends driving exotics there.
Hell....I'd have been thankful to have a car in highschool. Didn't get my first gar until I was 21. And I'm a dumbass for ever selling it.
Hell....I'd have been thankful to have a car in highschool. Didn't get my first gar until I was 21. And I'm a dumbass for ever selling it.