During a recent media event, Magnus Walker was taking a reporter for a ride in his classic 911. Let’s just say it wasn’t a very smooth ride.

Wrecked exotics are a dime a dozen. Seriously, after the wrecks they usually get into, they cost about a dime to pick up. This isn’t only because the cars are wrecked, but it would cost the owners three arms and a leg to actually fix them properly.

Check out this in-car video of a Gallardo hitting the wall mid-corner at the Misano racetrack. The uploader indicates in the comments that there was damage to the “front suspensions, broken exhaust, wheels, back lights and bumper.” There are some shots of the car after the accident toward the end of the video Ouch. via [Jalopnik]

If you pick up a client’s Ferrari for a detail and it’s raining, don’t turn off the traction control. And don’t drive like an idiot. Cause you might end up wrecking the car and losing your client. And some of your clients friends. This happened in the town of Portsmouth, UK and you can see more […] More »

Maybe it’s because I just read Go Like Hell—which is loaded with descriptions of terrible accidents that killed spectators—but I was on edge while watching this video. Even though the guy filming is behind a barrier, it hardly seems like a safe place to be standing, and the flying wheel  gets a little too close […] More »