McLaren smashed up in car park
Discussion
Court_S said:
A1VDY said:
Meanwhile, cars are colliding everyday in dozens of car parks around the country..
True, but how many end up on their side with the driver stuck inside?Oh how we laugh at his misfortune to make us feel better when our lives are actually a bit st and we have achieved very little.
SidewaysSi said:
Court_S said:
A1VDY said:
Meanwhile, cars are colliding everyday in dozens of car parks around the country..
True, but how many end up on their side with the driver stuck inside?Oh how we laugh at his misfortune to make us feel better when our lives are actually a bit st and we have achieved very little.
SidewaysSi said:
Court_S said:
A1VDY said:
Meanwhile, cars are colliding everyday in dozens of car parks around the country..
True, but how many end up on their side with the driver stuck inside?Oh how we laugh at his misfortune to make us feel better when our lives are actually a bit st and we have achieved very little.
The suv may be on its side in a car park but... its just another smash in the demolition derby, that being stty supermarket car parks.
Davyf said:
I hate that saying, it's an easy way out of having to think of something sensible.....
I had to stand next to an idiot who had rear ended my car, while he was speaking to his Insurer.He actually said to them that it would polish out. I was shouting at him (close enough for them to hear) How will polish fix a bumper that's hanging off, you !
Captain Smerc said:
petop said:
Looks more like a MK1 I think.Quite apart from the damage done to the McLaren you cannot, whatever you hit, put an Audi on it's side at what most people would consider normal car park speeds.
But I bet he tells his insurance he was doing 3, maybe 5 mph at the most!
And, trapped in the car? If I'd come back to that I would have got him out of his car.....
But I bet he tells his insurance he was doing 3, maybe 5 mph at the most!
And, trapped in the car? If I'd come back to that I would have got him out of his car.....
Car_Nut said:
Gary29 said:
Captain Smerc said:
I think it's a 2 as well, the turret looks more mk2 than mk1Like most modern tanks they are fairly spectacular to watch - seeing a Dutch Leo powerslide around the arena at speed (think it was a 2A6) at Tankfest a couple of years ago is a vivid memory in a three Leo formation accompanied by the Tank Museum’s ex-Canadian examples, matched by a similar demo by a Challenger 2 following it. Tanks have moved on a lot from the slow lumbering machines of the past.
Edited by Car_Nut on Tuesday 20th October 23:43
https://youtu.be/P5aWAW2hea4
so called said:
Yes, I'm not too impressed by the roof collapsing so much.
Mt daughters Corsa survived much better when she rolled it.
In fairness, an Audi Q5 probably weighs more than the pressure exerted by a Corsa on it's own roof.Mt daughters Corsa survived much better when she rolled it.
I keep going back to this and just thinking...how? Presumably there must have been no cars opposite and they drove straight across the car park at 20+ mph? Surely with the angle of driving down a normal row of cars you couldn't manage that...
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