View Full Version : OUCH, Porsche Carrera GT


danielk015
01-27-2006, 03:56 PM
YIkes.. saw this on the 6mt forum... what a waste of half a million and dude only had it for a month... lucky both guys made it out alive

http://www.6mt.net/forum/showthread.php?t=14415&highlight=porsche+carrera

delrmx01
01-27-2006, 04:07 PM
lucky they weren't ejected out--- the cab looked llike it held up pretty well. 140+ on residential = no, no.

RX22
01-27-2006, 04:13 PM
Obviously a candidate for the more money than brains club!

Animagix
01-27-2006, 04:17 PM
long ago i saw pic of this wrecked ferrari in argentina. it was on one of those morbid sites (rotten, etc) Apparently those guys were going 130+mph and hit a pole somehow... body parts were all over the place... I nearly lost my lunch.

Rhawb
01-27-2006, 04:17 PM
Ugh. What an idiot. Like he couldn't afford to rent out a race course for a day of showing off :rolleyes:

therm8
01-27-2006, 04:40 PM
140 in a residential area? I hope he loses his driving privleges and insurance. He should've been arrested. I'm glad his friend lived.

Nemesis8
01-27-2006, 04:57 PM
Residential neighborhood!

When are assholes going to learn that you can kill peolpe this way. What a frickin dumbass. Look what just happened in Seattle the other day:

http://www.komotv.com/news/story_m.asp?ID=41495

http://www.komotv.com/news/images/bellevue_crash_012506.jpg

The kid killed his best friend in a firey crash from street racing.

buzzardsluck
01-27-2006, 05:00 PM
Isn't 450,000 cheap for a GT? I thought they went for 800k+.

All this shows is that money doesn't always indicate a persons intelligence.

Terrance26
01-27-2006, 05:22 PM
Damn!!!

NgoRX8
01-27-2006, 05:26 PM
Rhawb's got a point. If I had that kinda money I would rent out a track for a day. This guy is nuts...

Avalonstar
01-27-2006, 05:47 PM
God damnit, more losers to ruin things for the rest of us.

AirlockRX
01-27-2006, 10:58 PM
lucky they weren't ejected out--- the cab looked llike it held up pretty well. 140+ on residential = no, no.
Porsche's engineers pride themselves on their driver survival rate due to "robust" construction.

A few years ago, I acquired some interior parts & seats in excellent condition from a 944T that hit an Oak tree @120+. The driver walked away.

...No blood in the cockpit.

bascho
01-28-2006, 10:20 AM
Isn't 450,000 cheap for a GT? I thought they went for 800k+.

All this shows is that money doesn't always indicate a persons intelligence.


$456,800 USD is what is listed in the Porsche website....who knows what they actually sell out the door for.

Mugatu
01-28-2006, 10:42 AM
i hope he loses money after insurance pays their share. idiots like this need to know they're not invinceable.

bascho
01-28-2006, 10:45 AM
i hope he loses money after insurance pays their share. idiots like this need to know they're not invinceable.


Unfortunately.....this lesson didn't teach him anything because he and his friend walked away without injury. If the guy thinks he's invinceable.....this situtation is only going to reinforce that. :icon_no2:

Mugatu
01-28-2006, 10:48 AM
Unfortunately.....this lesson didn't teach him anything because he and his friend walked away without injury. If the guy thinks he's invinceable.....this situtation is only going to reinforce that. :icon_no2:

well at least he can walk away with his tail between his legs. i just wish he lost his legs. :rock:

RedSheDevil
01-28-2006, 10:53 AM
im sure they have no idea how lucky they were. wait til next week when he crashes the new car his insurance company buys him to replace his crunched metal.

bascho
01-28-2006, 10:54 AM
well at least he can walk away with his tail between his legs. i just wish he lost his legs. :rock:

That would've have been a more appropriate punishment for doing something so stupid and dangerous on a residential road. If I had lived on that street, he would have left the car without an injury....but not the scene of the accident :pfanndina

CERAMICSEAL
01-28-2006, 10:57 AM
well at least he can walk away with his tail between his legs. i just wish he lost his legs. :rock:
You guys are ill. We've all done absolutely dumb things in our lives and do not know all the details of the incident. I'm so glad I didn't have something more powerful to drive when I was less responsible.
Mugatu, I hope that was some kind of strange humor and not your real desire for this individual.

Mugatu
01-28-2006, 11:05 AM
You guys are ill. We've all done absolutely dumb things in our lives and do not know all the details of the incident. I'm so glad I didn't have something more powerful to drive when I was less responsible.
Mugatu, I hope that was some kind of strange humor and not your real desire for this individual.


excuse me? we all haven't taken a supercar onto residential street and done 140mph on wet roads to impress our friends. that is idiotic and deserves no sympathy. he SHOULD have done jail time for what he did, putting people in danger.

but you go ahead and defend him because 'we all have done dumb things in our lives'. maybe this guy should buy a ferrari as his next car and impress his friends on YOUR block.

:Eyecrazy:

bascho
01-28-2006, 11:05 AM
You guys are ill. We've all done absolutely dumb things in our lives and do not know all the details of the incident. I'm so glad I didn't have something more powerful to drive when I was less responsible.
Mugatu, I hope that was some kind of strange humor and not your real desire for this individual.


Sure, everyone does stupid shit from time to time.....but this incident is beyond stupid. 140mph on a residential road!!!! I've done 140mph before....on a highway in the open desert where I would have only killed myself. This guy put a lot of people in danger including his friend.....and walked away less one Porsche. Although Mutagu's response was extreme....it's understandable.

bascho
01-28-2006, 11:08 AM
excuse me? we all haven't taken a supercar onto residential street and done 140mph on wet roads to impress our friends. that is idiotic and deserves no sympathy. he SHOULD have done jail time for what he did, putting people in danger.

but you go ahead and defend him because 'we all have done dumb things in our lives'. maybe this guy should buy a ferrari as his next car and impress his friends on YOUR block.

:Eyecrazy:


:beerchug:

babylou
01-28-2006, 12:18 PM
$456,800 USD is what is listed in the Porsche website....who knows what they actually sell out the door for.
They are not selling well. Within 6 months they were going for sticker price in Houston. Now I would expect you can get one for less than sticker.

CERAMICSEAL
01-28-2006, 12:26 PM
excuse me? we all haven't taken a supercar onto residential street and done 140mph on wet roads to impress our friends. that is idiotic and deserves no sympathy. he SHOULD have done jail time for what he did, putting people in danger.

but you go ahead and defend him because 'we all have done dumb things in our lives'. maybe this guy should buy a ferrari as his next car and impress his friends on YOUR block.

:Eyecrazy:
I am not even remotely defending him, rather questioning the degree of punishment you appeared to be suggesting. Your later statement makes much more sense to me. Some level of jail time is probably in order.

Avalonstar
01-28-2006, 12:28 PM
Did anybody find out the aftermath of this? I'm sure he was taken into police custody right after the incident. I mean, speeding, reckless endangerment, reckless diriving... etc.

portero23
01-28-2006, 12:35 PM
If he was able to buy a $500k supercar, he's able to buy himself out of trouble, or at least have the connections to get himself out of trouble. I am unfortunate enough to know a couple of rich idiots who routinely get themselves into messes like these. Driving drunk, getting their GT3 stuck on train tracks, getting it destroyed by an Amtrak train. These guys will barely get a slap on the wrist...

-P23

Japan8
01-29-2006, 11:12 PM
excuse me? we all haven't taken a supercar onto residential street and done 140mph on wet roads to impress our friends. that is idiotic and deserves no sympathy. he SHOULD have done jail time for what he did, putting people in danger.

but you go ahead and defend him because 'we all have done dumb things in our lives'. maybe this guy should buy a ferrari as his next car and impress his friends on YOUR block.

:Eyecrazy:


Ditto!

There is NO excuse for doing 140mph in the city, especially on wet roads. This loser's license should be revoked with no hope for return for 3 years. If he did it again 5 years. After that it's revoked for life. No more chances.

EyeBall Fixer...(o)(x)
01-29-2006, 11:36 PM
Actually, at 140 mph the car survived/protected quite well.

PS: I agree, no excuse for this kind speed off track.

AdamK
01-30-2006, 11:57 AM
Residential neighborhood!

When are assholes going to learn that you can kill peolpe this way. What a frickin dumbass. Look what just happened in Seattle the other day:
This one was pretty close to my place. They were dooing about 70 in a 35 on a 4 lane parkway. Not a residetial neighborhood, but stupid just the same!!

RotoRocket
01-30-2006, 12:59 PM
Anyone who drives like that through a residential area should have their license permanently revoked, period.

He may feel fortunate that he didn't die. How would he have felt had he hit some small child on their bike, or a family of five in their car?

Idiot.

Rotary Rasp
01-30-2006, 01:15 PM
You think his rates will go up? Even if it's only his first claim? lol

RotoRocket
01-30-2006, 01:26 PM
Actually, I can nearly guarantee that the insurance company is attempting to deny his claim.

There is all sorts of boilerplate language in insurance contracts/policies that void coverage for "illegal" or "unlawful" or "hazardous" operation or "misuse."

If someone does 140mph on a residential or public street, and an accident ensues, the insurance company is going to attempt to deny the claim, and will move for what's known as a declaratory relief action in court, whereby they can get a judgment of equitable relief stating they do not have to cover the economic/non-economic loss.

Mugatu
01-30-2006, 02:30 PM
Actually, I can nearly guarantee that the insurance company is attempting to deny his claim.

There is all sorts of boilerplate language in insurance contracts/policies that void coverage for "illegal" or "unlawful" or "hazardous" operation or "misuse."

If someone does 140mph on a residential or public street, and an accident ensues, the insurance company is going to attempt to deny the claim, and will move for what's known as a declaratory relief action in court, whereby they can get a judgment of equitable relief stating they do not have to cover the economic/non-economic loss.

yeah, what he said.