It’s bad enough when natural disasters lay waste to homes and coastline, but we’re not sure we can bear the sight of this sort of car-carnage. Like this image, for example, of a Porsche Cayman buried in the sand. But we guess this was bound to happen to a car that shares its name with a Caribbean archipelago (it was actually named after a small species of crocodile).
The shot was taken by Asylum blogger Elizabeth Brady on Cape Hatteras, North Carolina, where the effects of “Nor’Ida” – a particularly strong Nor’Easter conspiring with the remnants of Tropical System Ida – were apparently felt particularly hard.
Natural disaster or no natural disaster, we’re sure someone will find a way of blaming this on a low-flying pelican – or perhaps Ferrari boss Luca di Montezemolo.
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[Source: Asylum | Image: Elizabeth Brady]