YOUR RESEARCHWrecked Porsches -- Ouch!!
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Came across an interesting and rather perverse site that graphically details major (and occassionally minor) wrecks of all of high-end sports cars. Its got the first pictures (that I've seen at least) of a wrecked Lamborghini Murcielago. Got lots of pictures of the p-car as well. Enjoy (talk about irony). <a href="http://www.wreckedexotics.com" target="_blank">www.wreckedexotics.com</a> Regards.
Reminded me of a guy who just took delivery of his Ferrari 360 and two minutes into it as he was driving off the dealers lot he was hit by a truck. It was painful watching all these cars crunched and I hope most of their drivers escaped serious injury. Did you notice the t-shirts? now who would buy that stuff for real!!
It was interesting to note that there were so many L. Diablos considering the car's production numbers - and so many of them were so severally crashed. I wonder if these pictures can be taken as a very very unofficial sample of a particular car's record - or possibly the personalities of the typical driver of a certain type of car.
Gives me a chill.
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