Los Angeles, CA – A Porsche 911 accident involving two high-performance vehicles occurred on the scenic and challenging Angeles Crest Highway on Monday. The crash near the Monte Cristo Campground involved a 991-generation Porsche 911 GT3 RS and a 997-generation Porsche 911, both severely damaged in the collision.
According to the California Highway Patrol (CHP), one of the drivers made an unsafe turn, causing the accident. Both drivers involved in the crash on Angeles Crest Highway reported pain-related injuries, though neither was transported to a hospital. There were no passengers in either vehicle then, and the drivers stayed at the scene while awaiting authorities.
Footage from the crash site shows significant damage to both cars. The engine of the 997-generation Porsche 911 was completely ripped out, exposing the transmission case, while the front of the 991-generation GT3 RS was crushed on the driver’s side, with the front-left wheel missing.
Emergency crews, including the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department Air Rescue 5 unit and tactical medics from the LASD’s Special Enforcement Bureau, were dispatched to assist at the scene.
This Porsche 911 accident on Angeles Crest Highway reminds us of the risks involved in driving on such challenging roads. Known for its tight turns and scenic views, the highway is a favorite among car enthusiasts, but it can quickly become dangerous without proper caution.
Our thoughts are with those involved in the accident, and we hope for their speedy recovery. Let this serve as a reminder to all drivers to exercise caution and respect the road, especially on challenging routes like Angeles Crest Highway, where one mistake can have serious consequences.
