Ban From Driving? King Of Wrecked Exotics Cars Has Destroyed At Least 10 Classics In 3 Years

Here at Wrecked Exotics, we've seen our share of crazy drivers, but even we were taken aback when an anonymous tipster let us in on what is surely the most insane exotic car owner in the world.

We proudly present to you: The "King of Wrecked Exotics", a 73 year old Florida businessman who has managed to destroy at least 10 exotic cars in the last 3 years.

We of course would be honored to shake the hand of the man who, despite being involved in some horrible wrecks, has managed to walk away from each one AND still have the balls to keep driving like an insane bat out of hell. And did we mention he's 73 friggin years old?



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B7FAN - 11/12/2009 11:27:55 AM

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jut because he wrecked ten exotics in 3 years dont mean they were all his fault either. I wish I was the exotic car dealer he was going to I would be so PAID!!!!!he can keep wrecking them and come back to me all he wants....lololol

HSCenterconsole - 11/12/2009 11:29:18 AM

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What an idiot. I think he needs to take some Skip Barber classes because he apparently doesn't know how to drive.

rigid - 11/12/2009 11:36:21 AM

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It only jacks up your insurance if you make a claim, since most were on track I am sure he did not make any claims on thsoe. It also says he is partial owner of an insurance company which explains why all of our rates are so high, the jerks owning the company have to pay for a huge car collection!

tango - 11/12/2009 11:40:55 AM

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Wrecking 10 of any kind of car in 3 years is grounds for being charged for careless driving. He may not have been reckless but he is surely not in complete control of these vehicles, and possibly not any other either. He's not a danger to himself, obviously, but surely he is a danger to the travelling public, and free-standing objects.

pushrod27 - 11/12/2009 1:18:46 PM

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lol... I like this guy. He obviously likes to test the limits of his cars. the article says that most (if not all) of his wrecks happened either on a track, or on his private property, so i don't see where he's been a danger to public safety. the man can obviously afford to pay for anything he breaks, so let him be.

cybernetck - 11/12/2009 2:06:34 PM

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He's probably not filing any claims, outside of discontinuing the insurance on the wrecked car, and moving on to the next one. I don't believe there's any insurance company out there that would insure him after 10 claims in 3 years, totaling at least a million bucks?

recca7 - 11/12/2009 2:37:06 PM

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lol this is my favorite, goes with the pic at the top "He crashed this Ferrari 360 Spyder into a water fountain near the entrance of his mansion." I have a feeling this guy is driving drunk half the time hahah

investor27 - 11/12/2009 4:50:35 PM

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10 crashes and he's still alive? He's either drunk or suicidal. I'm think it's the latter, especially if he keeps driving.

SHOWTIME - 11/13/2009 11:51:31 AM

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LOL I would like to see a picture of him as well.