Florida Hooters Model and Car Influencer Killed in Fiery McLaren Crash in California

A 22-year-old Florida woman and a 27-year-old car enthusiast influencer were killed in a fiery McLaren crash in Irvine, California, early Sunday morning.

The victims were identified as Alexis “Lexi” Kramer, 22, a Hooters model from Florida, and James Wehr, 27, a car enthusiast influencer and co-founder of South OC Cars and Coffee.

The fatal crash occurred at approximately 12:20 a.m. on Sunday, September 13, in Irvine, Orange County.

According to the information provided, the pair were traveling northbound in a 2019 McLaren when the vehicle lost control at high speed. The car struck a curb and then slammed into a tree before splitting in two and bursting into flames.

Both occupants died in the crash.

Lexi’s family is now seeking answers about the circumstances surrounding her final trip to California.

Her sister, Gracie Kramer, said Lexi had traveled from Lakeland, Florida, to California to meet Wehr.

Gracie also shared information about what Lexi allegedly believed about Wehr’s personal life. According to the family, Wehr had told Lexi that his marriage was over or that he was in the process of getting divorced. Gracie said she was skeptical of that claim.

Those statements come from Lexi’s family and have not been independently confirmed by authorities. It remains unclear what the exact nature of the relationship between Lexi and Wehr was at the time of the crash.

The devastating collision has left Lexi’s loved ones mourning a young woman whose trip to California ended in tragedy.

Meanwhile, Wehr was known in the automotive community as a car enthusiast and influencer and was a co-founder of South OC Cars and Coffee, a gathering associated with Southern California’s car culture.

Authorities continue to investigate the circumstances of the crash, i

Source: NY Post