It’s not everyday that you see an Audi RS6 Avant on US soil, let alone one for sale that was originally imported by Paul Walker.
Apparently the car was imported in 2003 by Paul Walker. He owned the vehicle up until October 2011 when he sold it to an individual in Arizona. The car is now being offered for sale on eBay. More pics of the car at eBay!
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Truth rating: 9
2:59 pm, January 3rd, 2014
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Paul Walker’s Fast & Furious character will reportedly be retired in the wake of the actor’s tragic death.
The Hollywood Reporter says Universal plans to use the footage Walker filmed for Fast & Furious 7 before he died and find a suitable end for his character Brian O’Conner.
He will not be killed off in the movie.
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THR reports that the studio will instead use the existing footage Walker shot for the film, and tweak the script in order to write him out of the franchise.
Fast & Furious 7 is set to be released on April 10, 2015.
What do you think of Universal’s plan for the movie?
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Truth rating: 10
2:05 pm, January 3rd, 2014
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Paul Walker’s autopsy report paints a gruesome picture of the late actor’s final moments.
WARNING: GRAPHIC DETAILS BELOW
The Fast and the Furious star died in a horrific car accident on November 30 when his friend Roger Rodas crashed their Porsche in Los Angeles.
According to the report, the vehicle was going more than 100 mph when it spun out of control, crashed into a tree and a light post, and then exploded in flames.
Walker’s body was in what’s described as a “pugilistic stance,” meaning he had braced for impact shortly before the collision.
The actor was burned so badly that none of his organs were suitable for donation.
Walker sustained fractures to his jaw, collarbone, ribs, arm and pelvis.
Evidence of soot in the star’s trachea suggests that he was momentarily alive and breathing after impact, although both Walker and Rodas essentially died almost immediately.
No alcohol or drugs have been found in either man’s system, and investigators say Rodas lost control of the Porsche for “unknown reasons.”
As previously reported, Walker officially died from the “combined effects of traumatic and thermal injuries.”
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