While Porsche is renowned as a luxury car brand, even a standard Cayenne carries a price tag of just over a million dors.


    On the other hand, Volkswagen, often seen as a more essible brand, produced the Phaeton, a model that is exceedingly rare and expensive.


    The top-tier Phaeton was valued at over two million dors, cing it on par with high-end models like the Audi A8, Mercedes-Benz S-ss, and BMW 7-Series.


    Previously, Jeff was so captivated by the logo of the Porsche Cayenne that he instinctively aimed to collide with a less expensive vehicle. When he spotted the Phaeton, the familiar Volkswagen logo led him to mistakenly perceive it as just another cheap Passat, prompting him to crash into it without hesitation.


    Little did he know, he had just hit the underappreciated Phaeton…<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Upon realizing the car’s staggering price—two million dors—he felt an overwhelming sense of despair, wishing he could simply vanish at that moment.


    The ratio of parts cost to the total price of a vehicle is crucial, as it reflects the overall maintenance expenses during typical use. Essentially, if you were to dismantle a car, the individual parts could easily amount to two or three times the value of the entire vehicle, or even more.


    Following the ident, the Phaeton suffered significant damage to its two taillights, trunk, and anti-collision beams. Being an imported model, the costs for recing its parts and essories could reach hundreds of thousands of dors.


    Moreover, his Mercedes-Benz was also severely impacted.


    Mercedes-Benz models are notorious for having a high parts-to-whole price ratio. For instance, if you were to break down a five hundred thousand dor E-ss based on the parts listed by a workshop, the total could exceed a million dors!


    Just the two automatic headlights alone would set you back over sixty thousand dors!


    Additionally, the front engine cover, water tank, radiator, and anti-collision beams were all damaged, plus the two airbags had deployed. He estimated that the repair costs would amount to around two hundred thousand dors.


    If he had collided with a Passat, thebined damage to both vehicles would likely not exceed five hundred thousand dors, which would have been fully covered by his insurance, leaving him with nothing to worry about.<fne17c> Official source is Find★Novel</fne17c>


    But now, he had mmed into a Phaeton like an oblivious fool…


    He feared the damage to both cars might approach a million dors!


    With his insurance only covering up to five hundred thousand, he was left to figure out the remaining bnce himself.


    Jeff felt as if his world had copsed around him. He looked helplessly at the owner of the Phaeton and, with a grimace of pain, said, “Why would you drive this car on the street? Are you trying to trick people?”


    “Did you just call me a scammer?!” The owner, furious, pped Jeff’s face and shouted, “You crashed my car, and you have the audacity to use me of scamming? You better believe I can have someonee here and take care of you with one phone call!”


    Shocked, Jeff covered his face and stumbled back, eximing, “You… how could you p me?!”


    “I can’t p you?” the man retorted angrily. “Do you even know who I am?”


    “I have no idea…” Jeff replied, shaking his head nervously.


    The man seized Jeff by the cor, pulled him close, and snarled, “Look closely. My name is Caesar Hilton. Does that ring a bell?”


    Upon hearing the name, Jeff’s face drained of color.


    He certainly recognized Caesar Hilton.


    Don Albert had four trusted aides known as the Four Great Guardians, who ranked just below him and served as his most formidable assistants.