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The slr took off and then the dude in the enzo jumped into the passenger seat with only a cut lip and said the driver took off running, he didn't know who he was.
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The slr took off and then the dude in the enzo jumped into the passenger seat with only a cut lip and said the driver took off running, he didn't know who he was.
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Anybody have details on this? An Enzo going 200 (that's right -- 200!) mph got loose and sheared off a telephone pole on the PCH early this morning. Rear 1/3 of car separated from the rest. Driver ran off; passenger "slightly" injured.
Guess those racing "tubs" really work, huh?
http://abclocal.go.com/kabc/story?se...cal&id=3927255
I heard he was racing a slr and lost control and hit a telephone pole. The slr took off and then the dude in the enzo jumped into the passenger seat with only a cut lip and said the driver took off running, he didn't know who he was. Turns out dude was the owner of the car and was intoxicated. Sounds like a good lawyer is needed.
From what I heard nobody ran away. The guy driving the Enzo just made that part up because he was drinking. 2 guys at a party and decided to race. The SLR didn't stop and stay though. He took off.
Probably not if he was drinking. My insurance company would just laugh if I made that claim.
He better suck up that million $ and learn from his mistake
What a dumbass. Unfortunately, anyone with a Million dollar-car and the idiocy to race it drunk at 100+MPH speeds probably has wayyy too much money to the point where this won't make any dent in his wallet or make any change in his life.
I feel sorry for the car...screw the driver (he had it comming!!) drinking and driving......stupid stupid stupid...but when you can spend a million on a car...I gues you think you own the world...better think again...because death makes no exceptions! and you can't take your money with you...you can ofcourse get burried in an enzo!!!
This was on the local news...
Party in Beverly Hills.
2 guys decide to race at 6:00am up Pacific Coast Highway to Malibu, about 30 miles, right along the coast (beautiful drive... pretty flat except where the crash occured it gets hilly... curves... 2 lanes each way with no middle divider... lots (and lots) of accidents due to cross traffic and people backing out of driveways directly onto the road with no shoulder... GREAT place to hit 120!! )
Enzo was going 120 (at first they said 200+ but corrected to say the car was capable of 220)
Passenger was owner
Passenger had blood alcohol level of .09 (.08 is legally intoxicated in CA and I think you blow .05 if you even think about beer)
Passenger said driver was a German man named Deiter who jumped out of the car and ran up the hill after the crash.
Passenger didn't want to go to the hospital and refused medical attention (also didn't want to give name)
Police said that they had determined the passenger was not the driver (maybe both seats were soiled?)
What a waste!
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Sound's like a whole different story. If he lied he probably wouldn't have come up with a totally far fetched name like "Dieter" (speak Deeter).
Thorsten
Yeah, Sounds even dumber now... Hmm.. Let's see I'm at a party legally drunk and a guy in an SLR wants to race... I'm drunk so I let someone else drive my Enzo that is at the same party and he wrecks my car....
It's nice to see we have the technology to protect ourselves in such a crash. When will Kia adopt the carbon tub to it's models? Survival of the fittest just wouldn't be the same.............................
The police never found the "driver" after searching for him. Not to many places to run to in malibu unless you live there. I guess the guy has another Enzo parked in his garage though. How the hell does one guy have 2 enzos? one black and one red.
According to The Register (a UK based computer news web site), the owner (and driver?) of the Enzo was a former exec of Gizmondo, a portable video game console manufacturer.
http://www.reghardware.co.uk/2006/02...ferrari_crash/
Interesting to see how widely this is getting coverage.
Yeah, this story keeps getting more interesting by the hour:
http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la...home-headlines
Potentially now we have "Dietrich" the mysterious German driver who roams the Southern California canyons, looking for expensive cars to crash, only to disappear again before the dust settles. When will he strike next? I will keep my doors locked, for sure.
I hope "Dieter" doesn't like porsches too. We could have them being crashed all over town by next week.
Better check on your garage before you go to bed.
Here's some info a friend sent me about the crash:
http://www.engadget.com/2006/02/22/f...-ferrari-enzo/
here is the source article for that blog:
http://www.thelocal.se/article.php?ID=3108
It was shear luck they are still alive. If the car would have hit 12" further forward on the pole all of the carbon fiber in the world would not have saved them. I heard that there was blood on the passenger airbag that was determined to be the owners. Too bad that happened to such a nice car.
Seems like there is a much bigger story, I mean "fed officers" arrive 2nd to a crash scene? I wonder what would have happened if they arrived first(assuming they didn't)?
