Collapsed Walls Damages 17 Vehicles, Including An Uninsured Rolls-Royce Ghost In China

Collapsed walls of a factory damages 17 vehicles, including an uninsured Rolls-Royce Ghost in China.

Vehicles belonged to a used car dealership and a car rental company, with the latter suffering the most damage.

Rental car owner said experts had concluded that Rolls-Royce Ghost had reached the end of its useful life.

At least 17 vehicles, including an ultra-luxury Rolls-Royce Ghost sedan, were severely damaged when the walls and pillars of an abandoned factory collapsed in Xi’an, northern China.

According to local report, the vehicles belonged to a used car dealership and a car rental company located in the factory, with the latter suffering the most damage.

Both companies estimate their losses to be nearly 3 million yuan (£340,000). Recently released video captures the massive damages done to the Rolls-Royce during the incident on April 28th 2023.

The crushed rental Rolls-Royce Ghost, which is the most expensive amongst the damaged vehicles, had its A, B, and C pillars bent by the falling bricks.

The owner of the rental company, Zhou Shaolong, said that several experts had concluded that Rolls-Royce with a damage suspension system had reached the end of its useful life.

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While the cause of the wall’s collapse is currently under investigation, Zhou said that there was no significant wind before the incident, adding that the vehicles were uninsured.

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A brand new Rolls-Royce Ghost ultra-luxury sedan worth over $350,000 now has a permanent home in the living room of a Chinese owner at the 44-floor of a penthouse in Shanghai.

The over 2.5 tons Rolls-Royce Ghost made the ascent while atop a custom built iron cage, which was then hoisted by a crane to the 44th floor of the high-rise building.

Footage shared shows as the British-made hand-built luxury car rises into the air and moment it was pulled into the penthouse. A man then took a short test-drive to show that the Rolls-Royce is drivable.

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