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Ever wonder how strong our 996 is?

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YOUR RESEARCHEver wonder how strong our 996 is?

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Unless you happen to have a vehicle that is many times more massive than anything else on the road, you run the chance of getting squished.

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Unless you happen to have a vehicle that is many times more massive than anything else on the road, you run the chance of getting squished.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

http://www.wreckedexotics.com/porsche/911/996 Drive to survive

POST 2Original post

I don't think all the drivers or passangers survived...crushed is crushed. Not the fault of the car...just the logic of physics.

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Quotes source post: 13958066

And the sheer stupidity of drivers! Never ceases to amaze me.

POST 4Original post

911's really don't seem to hold up well in crashes.

POST 5Original post

Quotes source post: 13958751

???????????????????????????????????????? Minibus blew through a red light and the carrera t-boned it, minibus flipped over wich caused some bruises to the people on the minibus. Dudes in the 911 got out with no scratches http://www.wreckedexotics.com/accident/8122?c=st48 Sounds pretty good to me -

POST 6Original post

I have seen some pretty impressive 996 wrecks that resulted in no serious injuries, let alone fatalities. The 996 isn't a Volvo, but it's also not a Yugo. If you put yourself in a situation where you are moving at 100MPH and the top becomes the crumple zone, or you slide sideways into a telephone pole at 65, you're going to die. Unless you happen to have a vehicle that is many times more massive than anything else on the road, you run the chance of getting squished. *shrug*

POST 7Original post

I clicked on highlights on that link. It shows the crushed cars.

POST 9Original post

Check out how a dismantler makes their money from our Porsche 996 cars. You Tube

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Quotes source post: 13961097

On the bright side all these write-offs make our cars that little bit rarer $$

POST 11Original post

Quotes source post: 13959263

Well you might survive that pole hit, but your are going to be "different" after the fact....

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