Eddie and Alex Van Halen came from the same womb, played in the same legendary rock band ... and now they're driving identical $120,000 silver Audi R8s.
We're told the rock star brothers purchased their new rides last Friday at Keys Audi in Los Angeles -- but for some reason, Eddie was sent alone to ink the deal.
While Eddie may be the generous type, sources say the brothers each paid for their own.
Nothing like dropping a quarter mil on some family bonding.
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(Page 1 of 2) | 1 | 2 | Most Recent | Next 15 CommentsEddie Van Halen is looking very old!!!!!!!!!! But, I like her musics very much and the way he plays the guitar is very sexy!!!!!
Great News...NOW MAKE A NEW ALBUM ALREADY and say thank you to the fans who put you in the position to BUY a $120,000 car in the first freakin' place!!!!!
That's what being a rock star is all about. Saw them in T.O. on their last tour....Kicked ASS!!!
Since the unemployment rate is soooooo high, Keys Audi should take on some more employees...
In this economy, rich or not, it's always great to show off and display your wealth to the little guys. Especially the people with no jobs or no food or no medical insurance. Put a feather in their caps. http://newsy1.wordpress.com
I believe they mean $120,000/car X 2 cars= $240,000, which, after you throw in the clear coat and the road king package, rounds up to a quarter million quite nicely.
EVH= great guitar player, terrible human being.
16. Since when is $120,00 a Quarter Mil?
Posted at 1:10PM on Nov 3rd 2009 by Jeff
17. Since when is $120,000 a quarter mill?
Posted at 1:12PM on Nov 3rd 2009 by Jeff
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The post said "now they're driving identical $120,000 silver Audi R8s."
"We're told the rock star brothers purchased their new rides last Friday at Keys Audi in Los Angeles -- but for some reason, ***********Eddie was sent alone to ink the deal****************
*********While Eddie may be the generous type, sources say the brothers each paid for their own.***************
$120,000.00 x 2 = $240,000.00
It was probably well over a quarter of a million,
including TT & L!!
















