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Dibs on the driver's side Recaro seat!:D
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Seriously - especially in the US, you don't see too many ads featuring crashed cars and the survival story. Folks would rather be told that the car they are going to buy will NOT CRASH at all, even if there's an idiot behind the wheel. Yes, it is an unrealistic view, but that's what people want to believe, in my opinion. -Z-man. |
That's my uncle Frans. He is quite the aggressive driver and loves to blast around those country roads near his farm in the mornings.
I kept telling him he should keep the traction control on, but noooooOOOOOOoooooo... he always has to be flamboyant and edgy. |
Escaping such a crash virtually unharmed must be quite the revelation. Even I might have turned religious and I donīt say that lightly. He should go for the lottery next! Canīt lose with that luck.
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However, my old man is a television repairman, he's got this ultimate set of tools. I can fix it. |
I'd be willing to bet a bratwurst and a beer that some a**wipe will eventually buy the remains from an insurance salvage and take to some bodyshop asking if they can fix it for cheap if he supplies all the parts. (or does that just happen to me?)
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Audi is pretty famous for electrical glitches, that seems a more plausible explanation |
Yeah. Let's hope there wasn't a passenger. The wreckage goes to show SRS (supplementary restraint systems) can only provide so much collision protection.
Sherwood |
This is why I always hold back when driving on tree lined roads. Hitting a tree, even at relatively low speed on the order of 50 mph, is often deadly. That accident may not have been at extreme speeds at all. 60 mph will cut that car up like a can of sardines if it comes flying the right way ...
George |
When I was in HS I remember a guy who killed himself in a 930 right over by Cal Expo hitting a tree
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