Porsche accident in Ludwigsburg: 90-year-old gets stuck in the ventilation shaft!
90-year-old Porsche driver causes spectacular accident in Ludwigsburg, breaks through wall and gets stuck in shaft.

Porsche accident in Ludwigsburg: 90-year-old gets stuck in the ventilation shaft!
A huge accident caused a stir in the Ludwigsburg town hall underground car park on Monday afternoon. A 90-year-old driver drove his Porsche 911 Carrera off the road for unknown reasons and crashed through a concrete wall. The spectacular incident occurred around 3:45 p.m. when the Porsche unexpectedly came to a halt in the garage's ventilation shaft, leaving the vehicle hanging at a height of five meters, as ludwigsburg24.com reported.
Thanks to the fire department's quick response, the driver was quickly freed from his car. Fortunately, he was uninjured despite the dramatic incident. However, the rescue work turned out to be quite complex. The Porsche was first secured and then completely lowered into the shaft to ensure the safety of the emergency services. The investigation into the exact cause of the accident is still ongoing.
High property damage
According to initial estimates, damage to the concrete wall and the building structure amounted to around 95,000 euros. Of this, around 45,000 euros is attributable to the damage to the Porsche itself. Although such accidents are rare, they can have immense financial consequences and represent a challenge for everyone involved.
In the Ludwigsburg region, this incident caused great astonishment and many questions about safety in parking lots and garages. The determination of the fire brigade, the support and the skill of the emergency services in this unfortunate situation shows how important well-trained personnel are in such unpredictable situations.
General safety in garages
Since such incidents keep appearing in the news, it makes sense to also address general safety in parking garages. Older vehicle occupants in particular should be aware of the particular challenges and risks that come with driving in narrow, often winding underground car parks. Recommendations from transport authorities and experts to improve safety in these areas are therefore of great importance.
The accident in Ludwigsburg serves as a stark reminder of how quickly the situation can change and the role that prevention plays. We will continue to monitor developments surrounding the cause of the accident and keep them updated.