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Many production rear bumpers had exposed outer edges that did catch air,especially in crosswinds...
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Not to mention the hose on a gas pump. I saw a pump jerked right off the island —— gas and sparks everywhere.
That's why they have those big shutoff switches at the station now. It must have happened more than once.
EDIT: I was emptying an old trunk and found the 19880409 Autoweek magazine. The cover car was the
Bertone/Lambrogini Genesis. Site Search doesn't show a previous mention, so here:
http://www.google.com/images?q=1988+Bertone+Genesis/
The butterfly doors allow a driprail that would be awkward (like a chopped top) with conventional doors.