OT - Cayman Driver WTF!?
04-06-2015, 10:37 PM
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You can see on the top of the vid that this was 3-30-15. Stunning stupidity
My take is that it's intentional for some reason because he brought it to a stop, outta the road under his control.
Option A: Divorce settlement states his soon to be ex wife gets the Cayman.
Option B: Stolen car.
Option C: Valet attendant.
My take is that it's intentional for some reason because he brought it to a stop, outta the road under his control.
Option A: Divorce settlement states his soon to be ex wife gets the Cayman.
Option B: Stolen car.
Option C: Valet attendant.
04-06-2015, 11:48 PM
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Burning Brakes
Flat out, leaving the light. Tried to come off throttle, carpet or something kept it at WOT. (The first swerving leads me to think they were trying to reach/unjam the pedal).
So they pulled off the side of the road. The engine may have still been revving, but when the left rear wheel sheared off, the car lost its drive. (I am guessing no limited slip)
So they pulled off the side of the road. The engine may have still been revving, but when the left rear wheel sheared off, the car lost its drive. (I am guessing no limited slip)
04-07-2015, 09:10 AM
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Flat out, leaving the light. Tried to come off throttle, carpet or something kept it at WOT. (The first swerving leads me to think they were trying to reach/unjam the pedal).
So they pulled off the side of the road. The engine may have still been revving, but when the left rear wheel sheared off, the car lost its drive. (I am guessing no limited slip)
So they pulled off the side of the road. The engine may have still been revving, but when the left rear wheel sheared off, the car lost its drive. (I am guessing no limited slip)
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04-07-2015, 09:30 AM
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Burning Brakes
Nope. Was the owner. Not sure of the cause, but he was cited. From a news station:
Published: 20:59 EST, 2 April 2015 | Updated: 23:54 EST, 2 April 2015
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Not everyone should be behind the wheel of a $50,000 car.
That's one lesson to take away from a video posted by YouTube user Richard Stewart showing a Porsche Cayman flying out of control as it speeds from a green light on Prince Edward Island in Canada.
The sports car swerves wildly before smashing into the concrete median.
A wheel even comes off before the car finally comes to a halt.
'Just cause you have a nice car doesn't make you a good driver. Don't let your son drive your Porsche!" wrote Stewart on YouTube about the crash.
KHOU reports that police have not made the identity of the driver public but have said that a 31-year-old driver was cited for the crash, leaving the car totaled as it was towed away.
- See more at: http://www.floridanewstime.com/regio....XKxYb11o.dpuf
Published: 20:59 EST, 2 April 2015 | Updated: 23:54 EST, 2 April 2015
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Not everyone should be behind the wheel of a $50,000 car.
That's one lesson to take away from a video posted by YouTube user Richard Stewart showing a Porsche Cayman flying out of control as it speeds from a green light on Prince Edward Island in Canada.
The sports car swerves wildly before smashing into the concrete median.
A wheel even comes off before the car finally comes to a halt.
'Just cause you have a nice car doesn't make you a good driver. Don't let your son drive your Porsche!" wrote Stewart on YouTube about the crash.
KHOU reports that police have not made the identity of the driver public but have said that a 31-year-old driver was cited for the crash, leaving the car totaled as it was towed away.
- See more at: http://www.floridanewstime.com/regio....XKxYb11o.dpuf
04-07-2015, 01:34 PM
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His wheel must have been loose from the get go. That plus terrible driving equals a great laugh. No way a rim would just pop off like that if something wasn't wrong to begin with.
04-07-2015, 01:54 PM
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