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Darwin Olympics: Guys Uses Porsche to Break His Nissan Out of Impound

Meanwhile in Minnesota . . .

One guy super-duper loves his Nissan!

Last Wednesday, Benjamin Gjere’s (20) 2019 Nissan Altima was impounded, and he wasn’t getting it back unless he paid the $300 towing bill.

So, on Sunday dude goes to the auto shop where it was being stored in an effort to steal it back . . . he just needed to figure out a way to bust through the fence so he could drive it out.

Benny-boo-boo-bear was not about to drive his precious whip through the fence and risk scratching it all up . . . so he hijacked a 2012 PORSCHE on the lot and used it as a BATTERING RAM to make a hole in the fence!

Once his efforts became a success, Benji abandoned the Porsche and drove his Nissan through the hole.

Clearly he thought this was going to turn out well for him . . . and of course he was wrong because police quickly tracked Benjamin down and arrested him on SEVERAL charges.

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