Cambodia News, Phnom Penh: At 5:30 pm on January 21, 2023, along Preah Norodom Street, next to the end of the flyover at the north end of the road in Tonle Bassac, Chamkarmon district, a Rolls Royce car driven down from the flyover at high speed hit a Ford Ranger (Phnom Penh 2BH-6767), which was turning left at the traffic light, causing damage to both vehicles.


Sources at the scene said that while the Ford appeared to be traveling at a moderate speed, the Rolls Royce was speeding and did not slow down when it drove off the flyover in a south to north direction and collided with the Ford.

Fortunately, neither driver was hurt in the accident, but the two parties at the scene were unable to agree on a compensation settlement. Therefore, the local authorities of the Tonle Bassac Sangkat Administrative Police Station contacted the city traffic department to come down to record the two vehicles, and took them away for storage for the time it takes for the two men negotiate an agreement.

That is fiberglass. How could the front quarter panel/headlight be exchanged for "aftermarket stuff"? Nope. Fiberglass is fiberglass. Maybe further back there's some aluminum...

Actually, a lot of exotic car makers have used fiberglass in the past, but usually they are sports car makes like Lamborghini, etc...

CEOCambodiaNews wrote: ↑Sun Jan 22, 2023 2:50 pm but the two parties at the scene were unable to agree on a compensation settlement.

How weak.

If you're a true Rolls owner and a real baller.....you should have the $juice$ to make this go away on the spot and be having your ballbag tongued by your 18 year old mistress in the master bedroom of your luxury penthouse suite two hours later and never having a second thought of it. As your car gets immaculately repaired and delivered back to you a week later.

Not demean yourself by haggling with some hoi polloi Ford Ranger owner.

CEOCambodiaNews wrote: ↑Sun Jan 22, 2023 2:50 pm a Rolls Royce car driven down from the flyover at high speed hit a Ford Ranger (Phnom Penh 2BH-6767), which was turning left at the traffic light

I can assure you there are no traffic lights here.

Jerry Atrick wrote: ↑Thu Jan 26, 2023 6:51 pm
tl;dr - never buy a RR

Sound advice. I was just looking at buying a Roller on a 20-year payment plan, but the odds of driving a RR in Cambodia without a prang for 20 years are not so good.
I might buy a tractor instead. They seem to do well in accidents here and I could afford the repairs.