click on link....then click on next to see more photos

http://www.wreckedexotics.com/newpho...0407_005.shtml

 

Not interesting when you are the one whose car was just destroyed...although the car I had that was just totalled (why I got the crossfire) would never be labelled an exotic...a 97 Trans Am.

 

If you like wrecked exotics, then check out this...... :shock: Excellent before and after photos. Dang! the photos even almost tell the whole story of what happened..

http://www.directimported.com.au/down/570000.htm

 

:shock: OUCH :!:

 

Yeowch! But hey, maybe he'd sell the parts from his vertical lift doors to someone enterprising enough to retrofit them to a Crossfire :!: :shock: :!:

 

I saw a Ferrari Enzo with 126 miles on it totaled on eBay. Someone had a WHOLE lot of fun with that car.

 

I once got to cut open a Viper that'd been involved in a minor fender-bender (maybe $2k in damage). The driver was injured (no seatbelt, no surprise), and at ~350 lbs. the door was jammed and there was no way to get him out without cutting off the roof. I think they totalled the car after that, we only cut the minimum to get him out but heavy hydraulic cutters and spreaders are not kind to the thin sheet metal in today's cars.