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Viral Car That Was Smashed by Owner During Repossession is Now Being Auctioned at RM2,000
A couple of months back, a Malaysian woman went viral for smashing the windshield of her car with a brick when her vehicle was being repossessed.
It was reported that the woman was 8 months behind on her loan and as her car was being towed away, she allegedly got into it and drove it off the tow truck without unhooking the front, severely damaging the bumper.
Now, it appears that the car is being auctioned. In a viral Facebook post by Ishaq Marazi, the man shared the latest condition of the car.

It’s not in great condition but it’s now priced cheaper than a motorcycle
Both front and rear bumpers are completely destroyed, although the rear taillights are still intact. The windshield is still attached but it’s impossible to drive when it’s full of cracks.
The car, which was manufactured in 2008 is now being auctioned at only RM2,000.


“It’s even cheaper than a Yamaha RXZ,” Ishaq remarked in his post.
The engine and internal system of the car, however, are still functioning properly despite the severely damaged exterior. The car is being auctioned in Subang Jaya, Selangor.


In the viral video, the woman was seen smashing her car while another man who came out from the house was also seen joining her in the rampage. The repo men could only watch as the car was being destroyed.
What do you think of the auctioned car? Are you willing to purchase it at a low price?
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