M3 in 2 pieces

[S3000]

Damn,sorry to see his..

http://www.palmbeachpost.com/news/traffic/west-pal...

[Chris Peacock]

Its gotta take some energy to do that.









T-Cut ?

[Papa Hotel]

WTF?? Must have been almost maxed out to have such a (relatively) clean cut. Ouch.

Well, a guy died and that's usually sad... on the other hand, Darwin strikes again, lucky not to wipe someone else out.

[ZOLLAR]

Christ what a mess, what a way to go aswell.

[DrYazz]

If the car is in THAT state, imagine what the flesh, bone and blood inside (or outside, in this case) could be like.

Very sobering. Another reminder that alcohol and driving should not be combined.

[RacerMDR]

Omg

[Debaser]

[Turtlez]

Bloody hell.

[deveng]

Clearly ripping off herbie.

[Laurel Green]

DrYazz said:

Very sobering. Another reminder that alcohol and driving should not be combined.

Indeed!

[boobles]

Reminds me of this one....
The guy survived apparently.

[*Al*]

Nasty.

[edo]

Dont forget in many cases the emergency services pull the car apart/further cut it to extract people/bodies, so they can look even worse after they have attended - although it seems improbable anyone survived the M3 crash...

[ApexJimi]

On a side note, I like the reporting style in that article - clear, articulate and concise.

If the same crash was reported here, we'd have at least a paragraph on the car's cost and another on it's maximum speed.

[Stugots]

bks That will buff right out

[CampDavid]

ApexJimi said:

On a side note, I like the reporting style in that article - clear, articulate and concise.

If the same crash was reported here, we'd have at least a paragraph on the car's cost and another on it's maximum speed.

It actually tells you factual details instead of the usual crap we get from news agencies here.

I'm guessing he was travelling to split it in half, even the the front of the thing kept going.

[g3org3y]

Ouch.

[Steve in Stoke]

For a car to split realtively "cleanly" like that, could it be a cut and shut? I've seen the aftermaths of a a couple of high speed car/tree interfaces, but yet to see a split like those shown here.

[anonymous-user]

st the bed that's scary. Ripped in half and then caught fire, bad day.

[CampDavid]

Steve in Stoke said:

For a car to split realtively "cleanly" like that, could it be a cut and shut? I've seen the aftermaths of a a couple of high speed car/tree interfaces, but yet to see a split like those shown here.

Could well be, I can't see how you could tear metal apart like that