Caymans are tough!

Monza_dh · Monza_dh's Garage

check this crash out:

GH85Carrera · GH85Carrera's Garage

Driving WAY to fast for conditions. The poor car was destroyed by someone that does not understand the concept of hydroplaning.

Noah930 · Noah930's Garage

Wow.

Good tires, mused Bob. But certainly not great tires.

Tobra · Tobra's Garage

Yeah, but they don't fly worth a damn

Brando · Brando's Garage

Ah... i have been wondering how to get the tires off the wheels while in motion.

chocolatelab · chocolatelab's Garage

that was awesome!

Holy smokes.

How can you even tell if the guy was going to fast?

dennis in se pa · dennis in se pa's Garage

Someone will blame that on the weather.
And how do we know the Cayman is tough? We don't see the end result.

Monza_dh · Monza_dh's Garage

Quote:

Originally Posted by dennis in se pa

Someone will blame that on the weather.
And how do we know the Cayman is tough? We don't see the end result.

The story said the driver survived....though I imagine he wasn't feeling so well..

rusnak · 06-19-2015, 02:28 PM

When your skinny jeans are too tight, they cut off circulation to your brain.

FPB111 · 06-19-2015, 06:19 PM

Needs more work on holding his Venditi vendati while texting. Wonder if he spilled it?

Heel n Toe · 06-19-2015, 06:51 PM

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Originally Posted by GH85Carrera

Driving WAY to fast for conditions. The poor car was destroyed by someone that does not understand the concept of hydroplaning.

Exactly, and I'm sure his insurance company is loving the video.

Unless, of course, he was driving it like that because he stole it.

Noah930 · Noah930's Garage

Glad to hear the driver survived.

Hope his dad has a kick a## set of tools at home.

Linderpat · 06-20-2015, 04:45 AM

I'd hardly say the Cayman is tough based on that vid. It was utterly destroyed.

James Brown · James Brown's Garage

I thought all cars explode when they get airborne?

Linderpat · 06:28 PM

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Originally Posted by James Brown

I thought all cars explode when they get airborne?

I don't know of any that do. But almost all do upon landing, as they are designed that way - it is better for the energy to dissipate through scattering plastic parts than it is for it to go thru human tissue. Cars are safer this way than they have ever been.

(I'm guessing you were tongue squarely in cheek)

James Brown · James Brown's Garage

yes the 4 weight-off-the-wheel switches ignite the fuel tank all the time.