Yuck... plus I expect to see alot of these on WreckedExotics.com in the future. Improved acceleration is one thing, but giving a new SUV owner 500 bhp and no instruction is a recipe for disaster. Look at how many athletes die behind the wheel of their first 911.

I was Invited to the Porsche World Road Show here in Monterrey, Mexico and we get to try almost all the Porsche´s (911 Turbos, 4s, Boxters, etc...) including the tree types of Cayenne’s , The Turbo Was amazing at the track, lots of Power and stability

I can think of one... Bobby Phils, who played for the Hornets some five years ago. I did not realize there are more? Are there?

Juan

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Eric Williams, offensive guard for the Cowboys, had a major wreck in his SL55 about 5 years ago.

Front looks a little better...



But I still don't like this view of the back AT ALL... looks bloated and saggy.

I know many reviewers say the performance is right up there with the X, but there's no question in my mind that the X5 is the best looking SAV/SUV out there!

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Yeah, but he survived, right? Also, he was not driving a 911. I know that Bobby Phils was racing his 911 against David Wesley's car (also a porsche, if I remember correctly).

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LOCAL NEWS
August 1, 2005

WATKINS GLEN
Man was killed during club visit
The man killed Saturday in a crash at Watkins Glen International racetrack was there with a Porsche club, a track spokeswoman said Sunday.

Eiron Jones, the senior manager of public relations for Watkins Glen International, said Bengt-Erik Wiholm, 61, of Blue Bell, Pa., a Philadelphia suburb, was part of the Riesentotor Region of the Porsche Club of America, which rented the track for the day.

Wiholm was killed shortly before 4:30 p.m. Saturday when he lost control of his vehicle and crashed into guide rails as he headed into "The Boot" at Turn 6.

He was transported to Schuyler Hospital in Montour Falls, where he was pronounced dead on arrival.

I dont see a difference, except they copied our tailpipe-through-bumper design

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