Note To Self: Don't Try This Parking Procedure
Jul 19, 2011 | 05:46 PM
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I thought the same thing as well. The video isn't clear enough, so it could be a Cayman. But, I think it's a 911 that is shaped more like a Cayman after hitting that wall. I think the rear roofline took a severe dent which makes it appear more like a Cayman.
Jul 19, 2011 | 05:59 PM
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The engine looks to be in the middle on the flip, so I bet a Cayman... That crash is insane! I would think AT LEAST his legs would be broken from the way the door/front arch slammed into the top of the wall.
Jul 19, 2011 | 06:13 PM
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Hollie kow. he's lucky!
i don't understand the car that is stopping on the background.. how can you park you car on the side of what's looking like an highway, in the middle of the night, then turn off your car and DON'T PUT YOUR HAZARD LIGHTS ON???!!
that being said, i can't wait to learn more about this story.
i don't understand the car that is stopping on the background.. how can you park you car on the side of what's looking like an highway, in the middle of the night, then turn off your car and DON'T PUT YOUR HAZARD LIGHTS ON???!!
that being said, i can't wait to learn more about this story.
Maybe?
Jul 19, 2011 | 08:09 PM
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As it turns out, this is probably a 350/370Z and not a Porsche. If you watch closely, when the car flips, the exhaust pipes begin at the front end of the car...NOT a Porsche design.
Also, the article that I originally found this on at AutoBlog is also questioning the model and mentions it's probably a Z.
Also, the article that I originally found this on at AutoBlog is also questioning the model and mentions it's probably a Z.
Jul 19, 2011 | 08:23 PM
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As it turns out, this is probably a 350/370Z and not a Porsche. If you watch closely, when the car flips, the exhaust pipes begin at the front end of the car...NOT a Porsche design.
Also, the article that I originally found this on at AutoBlog is also questioning the model and mentions it's probably a Z.
Also, the article that I originally found this on at AutoBlog is also questioning the model and mentions it's probably a Z.
who knows.... it's maybe a front engine prototype for the next Carrera S 4.0 targa black super duper edition..
