jodark: The Carrera GT and the Mclaren both made my stomach turn. more »
project_car_idiot: what the hell is with all the fires? haven't the Italians learned to seal & cool engines correctly yet? more »
ssrock64: Is everyone forgetting the most expensive car on Earth that crashed? The Ferrari 250TR that hit a wall at Monterey Historics? That happens to be 12.2 ... more »
AmishJohn: The ones that went out on track days died good deaths, honorable deaths, and have earned their way into Automotive Valhalla. The ones lost due to hoon... more »
Møbius: Italian, Italian, Italian, Italian, Italian, Italian, Italian, Italian, Italian, Italian, Italian, Italian...
Proof that Italy makes the best superca... more »
mr_dude: Honorable mention?
Okay that's my last one. more »
skaycøg: I'm really not schadenfreuding.
I wonder how many more crashed, but with no photos. more »
Supercars continue to get faster and more exotic, but there's little evidence to suggest their drivers are getting any better at driving. We've been keeping score. Here's the 30 most expensive cars that crashed in 2009 (that we covered).
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The recent release of the Apple iPhone 3GS and the Palm Pre provide a great time for these twenty-two exclusive, high-resolution Jalopnik wallpapers to you, our car-obsessive readership. Take your pick below.
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Whether because of the bad economy or the anger of the car gods, something's been causing super cars to explode. Here's 20 examples so far this year of the super carpocalypse claiming millions of dollars in exotic metal.
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Why do we even try to Save The Enzos? Yet another Ferrari Enzo's (the second in three months!) bitten the dust. This one, at least, went down respectably, competing and crashing in the Rally de Paris at Magny Cours.
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Do we need to print up t-shirts again? We may have to after things got hot under the collar for this once-priceless Ferrari Enzo in Okanagan Falls, BC. Horrific images and video of the Italian BBQ below. Save the Enzos!More »
As part of the run-up PR-fest for Redline, a schlock-fest of a movie, actor Eddie Griffin "lost control" ( can someone say "publicity stunt?" ) of a $1.5 million Ferrari Enzo and crashed it in spectacularly excruciating fashion. The car suffered major front end damage and most considered it totaled due to the delicate carbon fiber bodywork. Not Texan luxury car repair and salesman Matt Groner. No, Groner figured if he could get his hands on the Enzo, it had a fighting chance. As you can see from the picture gallery below, he was right. Jeez, who knew when we launched the "Save The Enzos" campaign, someone would actually save one? The dramatic video of the original incident, pictures of the carnage and Matt's exclusive story of how he brought the Enzo back to life are all below the jump.
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