This is a stupid question, but since the car looks totalled, can that engine be salvaged?

 

Hurts just looking at it...

There should be an "extra" license to be earned before you get to drive an exotic car.

 

996GT3. Hard to tell when that really happened.

 

Cup wing. very different

 

Yeap, it is GT3 Cup car wing.

 

....I have one and i can attest these cars are built like tanks and truly a classic in the Merc lineup imo..have you ever owned one to pass a different judgement ?

 

I've had an older merc S class too, they were truely built to last and looked the part. Only problem was the AC failed quite often after 10+ years. Nothing else was an issue!

Sad to see the GT3 messed up, that has serious frame damage written all over it. Good thing no injuries. Looks like a write off

 

Ouch!!! But Again - why do you need all those huge a$$ stickers on a car like that.

 

So thats the face you have after crashing a Porsche ?

 

Ricers come with all wallet sizes. A poor ricer will put stickers on his Honda Civic, while a rich ricer will put stickers on his Porsche.

 

This is very sad. Actually I like the stickers and the design is for sure very GT3'ish

 

i think what he was going for was the track/racer look. you know....porsche's ties to racing. not ricer. if im going to spend that much on a car i want everybody to see me

i thought the rule of thumb for P-guys is to never drive in the rain because of the chances of hydroplaining and acid rain

 

The sticker scheme is how the GT3 cup was premiered. This however, is just a regular GT3

 

I have never owned one, but have NOTHING bad to say about them as a car....they are built like tanks like you said. I actually have an old co-worker who had over a million miles on one. But to call them a "true classic" IMO is

 

Driver is a friend of mine, and his car is mainly used only for Sunday drives and trackdays. As such, I guess he is allowed a little leeway because its not driven daily with this livery.

After all, look what I did to my RS!