Oh no, perhaps somebody had somewhat of a lead foot while rearranging autos around the dealership part.
Another picture distributed via AutoVisie this week demonstrates what's supposedly a fresh out of the plastic new 2016 Porsche 911 GT3 RS face-down in an Amsterdam trench. Trust the accident protection covers flooding. The auto has a MSRP of about $175,000.
The proprietor of the dealership, Hans van der Valk, told AutoVisie that it was an oversight made by a technician. It's hazy how that slip-up happened – possibly the auto was left in nonpartisan and moved forward, however there's "almost no harm." It resembles a truck could without much of a stretch lift the 911 right out of the waterway. With a pleasant lathery wipe, some body work and a touch of wax, my speculation is this thing will be solid as new once more.
Simply don't check the Carfax.
Goodness, and pondering what the 911 GT3 RS looks like when it's not nose-down in water? Flip through the exhibition above.
Porsche 911 GT3 RS takes a nose-dive into Amsterdam canal
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