C2 Turbo

Hopefully it's not a repost but go to www.rennteam.com and on to the Porsche board and it's the 2nd/3rd thread " Another CGT injured " & can someone please post a direct link here,thanks.

yetis

Porsche gods getting back at the owner for putting a Ferrari license plate on a Porsche GT.

Wow, that sucks! Good for you guys and resale value.

Sobe

http://www.rennteam.com/showflat.php...ge=0&fpart=all

It has got to be hard to drive this car the way it was built to be driven without some track experience ... also the roads in the U.S. seem to be such a waste for a car like this .

ben in lj

it's hard to drive a lot of sports car the way they were built to be driven. i can tell you though, the CGT is 100% as docile as any other pcar product when you want it to be. it takes a conscious decision to do what was done to this car.

M Danger

they really should post a pic of the owner to, to shame him/her

JS

Doesnt look like it bit the dust to me.

BC

From the pics of this one and the one in I think Canada, I'd say that the problems are hopping curbs sideways. The San Diego one was a fluke. That Road by Pioneer is horrible for pulling out with all the truck traffic.

jhunt@huntinter

Looks like the Carbon frame failed.

ADias

The carbon frame is probably intact. It looks like the wheel impact was so violent that ripped the axle out of the differential.

stv951

...I think this car has alot of negative camber on the right rear wheel...

Biernut

LOL... astute observation!

Sobe

maybe the owner can pay for the repair out of pocket so his insurance rates do not go up ....

JFScheck

My question is, where do you get it repaired? Do you need to send it back over the pond? Ouch...

PTEC

Close! The joint on the axle was ripped apart. Heres a pic from a bit closer to show what happened to the wheel carrier. OUCH!


Click for a bigger picture.

jcnesq

Downtown Los Angeles Porsche just sold their GT to someone who crashed their last one - wonder if this is it?