Um...judging by the fact that it's a bright and sunny day, wouldn't it negate your brilliant analysis?

 

Hope the owner reads here....could use these

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=4564152687

 

you don't know much about florida weather do you? Brilliant

Not saying that's the case, but it's very possible a quick rain could of hit and it's all dried up by the time the pictures were taken.

 

According to a post on RennTeam, the accident was in front of (across from) Champion Porsche while being driven by a dealer tech during PDI!!!!!

 

I don't know anything about Florida weather. Are you telling me that a "quick rain could hit" and then be 100% dry within a few minutes? I don't think so.

 

Yes. That's actually exactly what happens quite often.

 

Could skid marks this visible be produce on wet pavement?

 

I guess part of the PDI is to explore the limits of the car.

 

I hope not.

 

If your refering to the skid marks parallel to the road, it looks like they are from many different cars and most likley have been there before the CGT and rain. If your refering to the skid marks left by the CGT on the sidewalk please point them out to me.

 

Look at the bottom left of the pic.

I only see one big black skid mark and judging by its width, it could only have been produced by the CGT on dry pavement.

 

you forget we aren't arguing w/ you whether it was wet or dry, we are arguing that it's totally possible it was wet and could of dried up that fast in florida. 90 degree thunderstorms will do that

 

Hope the walk back to the store was long enough for him to conjure up a great excuse.

 

No, no. I'm contending that rain had nothing to do with this accident . Which was my argument all along.

Whether it rain and quickly dried up is a moot point.

Again, to be clear, I was responding to someone who said rain was the cause.

 

as I was just pointing out your "brilliant analysis" wasn't so brilliant