Filed under: Sports/GTs, Videos, Porsche

Sometimes, videos of stupid people wrecking stupid cars is fun. Our destruction-obsessed inner selves even get some guilty pleasure out of watching a really good demolition derby. But when said destruction is performed on a perfectly good sports car, it’s no longer entertaining… it’s just dumb. And so it’s with a deeply saddened heart that we watched a video of a radio station in Finland, which goes by the name NRJ, drop what appears to be a first-gen Porsche Boxster about thirty meters from a crane. Supposedly, listeners voted to destroy the car rather than give it away. There’s some mild suspense building in the crowd as they count down from five, but it’s all rather anti-climactic after it actually makes contact below. We’ve dutifully placed the video after the break, but we must warn you that it’s just over a minute of your life that you’ll never get back. Consider yourselves warned.

[Source: CarScoop]

Continue reading Now this is just plain dumb: Radio station destroys Boxster

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Filed under: Time Warp, Convertibles, Sports/GTs, Driving, Alfa Romeo

Click to view the ‘61 Alfa Giulietta in our hi-res gallery

Everyone has their own idea of heaven on earth: the first snowfall, a cold beer on a hot day, a pristine azure beach… Cruising around town on a beautiful summer day in a classic Italian roadster may just be ours.

There’s just something, what the French call a certain je ne sais quoi, an indefinable quality about a vintage Alfa - found somewhere in between the exhaust note and the chrome details - that has a unique capacity to make driver and passenger forget about everything else and just enjoy the drive. Don’t get us wrong, we’re big fans of progress. But after spending a few hours with this beautiful 1961 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Spider, we’re gaining a new appreciation for the phrase “they don’t build ‘em like they used to”. Follow the jump to read why.

Photos Copyright (C)2008 Noah Joseph / Weblogs, Inc.

Continue reading Autoblog’s Day Off: 1961 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Spider

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Filed under: Motorsports, Euro, Videos, Porsche

Kelvin Burns was racing along in his Porsche, tearing up the track in Thruxton, England when the car got out of shape and performed a Triple Lindy over the fence and off the track. 0-60 Magazine has video highlights culled from the broadcast of the race, which features a shockingly intimate angle of the crash. It appears that a small bit of contact at a very wrong moment will send your 911 twirling through the air, right past a cameraman with titanium nerves, neatly landing in the perfect orientation to be hoisted up and towed away. Hit the jump to check out this gnarly ride.

[Source: 0-60]

Continue reading VIDEO: From the “Not What We Meant” file - this Porsche flies

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