I mean, you can't hide that kind of damage for long, especially not on a Taycan.The number of light colored Taycan with Mission-e rims in LA is surprisingly high, but not so high that this person won't be found in a day or two.
Or medical emergency . . . might not have even realized that they hit and run immediately if they really were having a serious episode . . . Might find out later that person passed away from heart attack, stroke or something else . . . or more likely were just crunk.Either a drunk owner or more probably stolen - will find out eventually I guess.
Exactly, this is about as simple as cross referencing the list of owners against cell tower records, and I have a hard time believing they even end up with more than 10 people who were in the area at that time. About the only way he could be less inconspicuous would be driving an Acid Green GTS ST...The number of light colored Taycan with Mission-e rims in LA is surprisingly high, but not so high that this person won't be found in a day or two.
TDinDC: I was having a bad day at work and reading your posts on this subject totally turned things around. Absolutely hilarious ? ???. Each post building on the previous. I feel I can laugh because no one on the video appeared hurt, except the Taycan of course!Well, maybe, but I'm more "impressed" by the fact that the car could drive as fast as it was driving when the front left wheel was not rotating at all!
How far could it have gotten? Couldn't you just follow the gouges in the road?
I know, that’s what I said! Next Porsche commercial: “Kommen Sie am Ende einer langen Nacht “wildin’ with the boys” sicher nach Hause (get home safely after a long night of getting crunk with the boys). Gibt es ein besseres Familienauto?” (Is there a better family car)?Impressive that the Taycan continued to operate, not throw errors and shut down.
Gets you back to your kids so they don't become glue sniffers?I know, that’s what I said! Next Porsche commercial: “Will get you home no matter what happens after a night out wildin’. Gibt es ein besseres Familienauto?” (Is there a better family car)?