Albatron in car crash fender bender shock

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By Sume Gai

Mon Sep 29 2003, 07:37

POOR OLD ALBATRON. Not only has it suffered the misfortune of havng its major UK reseller crash out of the market, it seems its limo drivers are having a spot of bother. We snapped a poor Taiwanese lady in the middle of the road with her rear bumper severely dented, and the guy driving the Albatron car behind looking a little distraught.

Mind you, his own car is still intact - perhaps the firm's motherboards are made of similarly solid stuff?

Apologies for the quality of the pics - they were snapped with the InqPhone whilst en route to another meeting. µ


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