查看完整版本: 世界上最炫目的10辆超级豪车[26P]

那辆R8真心喜欢啊 真的很闪很漂亮啊 其他白金黄金什么的换换车型吧

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唉 这要是给我一辆都养不起 保养不起 而且绝对会丢哈

喜欢最后一个镀铬的世爵，不过这是几辈子也买不起的车~

好拉轰啊，有钱想要怎样的都没问题啦，问题还是钱

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这样的车在太阳底下一定很晃眼，可能对别人的行车构成安全，不过难得一见。

好看，好看，不过这种排名都是见仁见智，看看而已~~

本人觉得镀金的车并不好看也不实用。只是有钱人玩的名堂而已。

镶金子上去，即使是QQ也会变得昂贵，没啥意义~

这些车哪怕不是限量版 都能闪瞎的眼睛 实在太豪华 可远观而不可亵玩

这帮暴发户，就应该有以色列来折磨他们，然后让他们天天在沙漠里吃沙子

这些车基本都是在中东的那帮富豪闲着没事搞出来的

这辈子能有一部就不算白活了  哎 钓丝的梦

我也希望我能買一台阿!!好想要阿:excellence :excellence :excellence

以前也看过类似的帖子，但这次看到的是不一样的，感觉屌丝就是屌丝啊，中东黑富丑啊

美不胜收，其中一辆车的价格，干挣一辈子钱也买不起哟

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万恶的资本家的腐朽没落的奢侈生活绝对应该严厉批判！老天爷啊，我也想被严厉批判。

看着晕，果然是有钱人，给我们演绎了神模式奢侈。。。

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