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Unbelievable Photo of Crashed Boxster- Not for the Faint of Heart
I was searching the net for a photo of the interior foot well light so I know where to place mine when I stumbled across this photo. I always like learning from other's mistakes. I believe that this driver may have made a life altering (or ending) mistake. Sad stuff. :(
http://www.wreckedexotics.com/newpho...040414_003.jpg |
Ugg - Hope there was no passenger and the driver made it out and recovered. The Oak-Tree'er usually wins.
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Crikey, whatever it hit, it hit it damn hard!
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ouch. Seen that one once before too. I believe the caption read that neither the driver or passenger survived.
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That is probably the weakest spot on the Boxster to hit a light pole. DON’T GO SIDEWAYS AT 100 MPH INTO A LIGHT POLE!
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Yikes! :eek:
It looks like it was also well-optioned, too. I see a red sunvisor, likely leather-covered. |
Speechless...
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Damn, that's really awful. :(
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the one posted above..
Car: 2001 Porsche Boxster Description: Broadsided a concrete pillar at a very high rate of speed. Notice that the passenger door is almost touching the driver's door. Location: Belgium Injury Report: Driver was killed instantly Porsche Boxster Crash Pictures some others.. http://www.wreckedexotics.com/boxste...080802_001.jpg Car: 2006 Porsche Boxster Description: Spotted in a salvage yard. Terrible side impact. Location: England http://www.wreckedexotics.com/boxste..._20100703_.jpg Car: 1999 Porsche Boxster Description: Hard to recognize, but this Boxster was involved in a terrible head on crash. Location: Baton Rouge, LA Porsche Boxster Crash Pictures |
well the airbag worked.
concrete pillar?? Short of an M1 tank I'm not sure anything would have done better --WHEN SPEEDING. I no longer drive fast in dry conditions and I certainly observe the limit when its raining or scrubb off another 5-10 mph. If I want to go fast I go to the autcross/track. The car is for feedback and enjoying tight handling not for passing everything else on the road. |
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