Holy shit. This will NOT buff out.
 

Car still looks better then mine. :fullofwin:

That thing just disintegrated upon impact. any one know what brand was it? probably a chinese brand car

:whistle::toot::haha:

However, I am no accident expert but I doubt the person(s) is still alive..

Doesn't matter what it was. A Hummer would have probably disintegrated. RIP to the passengers of that, because there is no way they survived.

what the fck are you doing posting this shit in Van Auto chat ?!

this is literally a person or people dying in a car accident and you thought this was the right section to post ?

rebuilt status.probably bought the car at a kingsway dealership.

holy shit is all i have to say

A bit difficult to enjoy a video like this, knowing the occupants of the vehicle were undoubtedly killed..

There's not a passenger vehicle on earth where the passengers could survive a side impact by an 80,000 kilogram vehicle at 100km/h...

RIP

Also, Disclaimer: This is what happens when you purchase a used vehicle from Richmond Subaru. The paint gets damaged so much that upon accident or collision, the metals becomes weak and brittle from excessive use of wool buffer pads and lack of clear coat.

I literally hit my jaw on my desk :eek2: wow

holy crap, RIP to the people in that SUV

RIP

wow RIP

let this be a reminder to all of us to drive safely and observe the conditions of the road

I would estimate speed to be closer to 80km/h for each which would bring a closing speed of 160hm/h

I've watched it 10 times and it still feels unbelievable. Feels like it some sort of movie special effects thing. Can anyone verify that this really happened and it's not a fake?

Be interesting to read the "official" report on it...

It's crazy when you think about how long there was NO on coming the other way... Then they just happen to loose control right in front of a Semi...

Talk about bad timing...

I don't see how the car lost control in the first place. Strait road, no need to brake or change direction...

Some driving lessons might have helped, but who knows!

wow...mother fucking destroyed!

It's called traction. Heavy vehicle traveling uphill. It "may" have geared down to allow the hill climb and in doing so caused a surge of power and the rear wheels may have lost traction at this point. You can see it get swirly and then inexperienced driver likely let off the gas causing the weight to shift and then the rest is what you see. This is the reason your not supposed to use cruise control in slippery conditions. It can change the gearing and also cause sudden throttle increase and this is potentially the exact result.

Berz out.

bricks were shat...

holy shit.....i was expecting a bad fender bender then boom!

remind me of times when i drop my lego space ship back in the day

mother of god, holly shit

someone explain why he went off into the center snow pile? seems thats what caused the loss of traction...