was wrecked here in the Bay Area by a guy test driving it that took a corner to fast in the rain. The reason? "The tires weren't warmed up yet and lost grip"....No body damage and only $4,000ish in labor but $36,000 in suspension and undercarriage parts on a car the guy doesn't even own

I heard this from a "friend" who works for the dealer's insurance company. They're trying to make the guy's own insurance pay for it (as they should).

 

RIIIIIIGHT....

blame it on the tires...

 

doesnt the cgt come with michilen ps2's...some of the grippiest tires in the rain?

 

for some reason that wouldnt be on the test drivable list if i were a dealer

especially in the rain, who/whyTF test drive in the rain?

 

That one came with RE92s

 

Wooot for RE-92's dorifto!!!

 

if the guy was thinkning about buying a carrera GT then he'll have no problem paying 40g's to fix it.

 

Yeah seriously. That's the kind of guy that walks into a Subaru dealership looking for a LGT Spec-B to use as a beater.

 

Fixed.

 

yeah...sounds familiar..

he was test driving in the rain...WTF?

 

I wonder if this is the red one that has been at Rector Porsche in Burlingame for like a year. I drive by that thing everynight and get a woody.

 

What dealer? Sonnen Porsche?

 

so I'm guessing him test driving in the rain that he was going for the all wheel drift factor :rotfl: at a cost of $40,000
Was he still on the warmup lap? banana:

Yeah who test drives in da rain