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This one should go without saying, but when cars catch on fire, it costs money.
This one should go without saying, but when cars catch on fire, it costs money.
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World's Most Expensive Fails
S3, EP7 "Sports Car, Meet Fire"This one should go without saying, but when cars catch on fire, it costs money.
World's Most Expensive Fails
S3, EP10 "A Bird, a Plane, a ... Shed?"Construction mishaps abound in today's costly collection.
World's Most Expensive Fails
S4, EP2 "World's Most Expensive Fails Repair Roulette"When something's bound to go wrong, it's only a matter of when and how bad it'll get.
World's Most Expensive Fails
S4, EP5 "Gravity Wins"Seeing how physics always has the final word in these unpredictable moments.
World's Most Expensive Fails
S5, EP13 "World's Most Expensive Fails ----- Disaster Dividend"Every disaster starts with one mistake and ends with a staggering price tag.
World's Most Expensive Fails
S5, EP12 "World's Most Expensive Fails ----- Million-Dollar Meltdown"These spectacular fails leave behind wreckage, regret and enormous repair bills.
World's Most Expensive Fails
S5, EP11 "World's Most Expensive Fails ----- Price of Chaos"From spectacular crashes to costly blunders, these disasters leave a lasting dent.
World's Most Expensive Fails
S5, EP10 "World's Most Expensive Fails ----- Hotel Fail-ifornia"Split-second mistakes to spectacular wipeouts, these fails come with price tags you'll never forget.
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