Lude Generation

How the hell do you manage this?


http://m.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-suffolk-21916129

Must if been going at some serious speed.

It is quite amazing what's possible even at low speeds in a car.

I heard a crunch noise and came out if my house one day to find a fiesta on it's roof in the middle of the road. It's a dead straight, clear wide residential street, about 400 yards long. There was a minor scrape on a parked mundano a few feet away and the car hadn't skidded along on it's roof for any distance, so it can't been going any speed really. Absolutely no idea how the young woman managed to do it!

I guess this TT driver was lucky he had so much hairdressing equipment in the boot, otherwise he would of launched even higher.

I came across a rolled car, don't know quite how they managed it but they were parked, managed to hit a lamp post and slide up it and put the car on it's roof. I guess it was an auto and got the wrong pedals

stupid is as stupid does

Ammo wrote:I came across a rolled car, don't know quite how they managed it but they were parked, managed to hit a lamp post and slide up it and put the car on it's roof. I guess it was an auto and got the wrong pedals

Saw a Pugeot 205 do that when doing a 3 point turn. It's called Sudden Unintended Acceleration (SUA) and usually happens in automatics.

You think you're pressing the brake but since you're not slowing down you instinctively press it harder causing you to accelerate faster and so on and so on.

To me it looks like the TT driver was just driving like a tit.

Looks like he's written off both the guys cars and his house by that pic

Rocky wrote:

Ammo wrote:I came across a rolled car, don't know quite how they managed it but they were parked, managed to hit a lamp post and slide up it and put the car on it's roof. I guess it was an auto and got the wrong pedals

Saw a Pugeot 205 do that when doing a 3 point turn. It's called Sudden Unintended Acceleration (SUA) and usually happens in automatics.

You think you're pressing the brake but since you're not slowing down you instinctively press it harder causing you to accelerate faster and so on and so on.

To me it looks like the TT driver was just driving like a tit.

It's an Audi; no shi' Sherlock

Regarding Bs/sub-Bs: I've seen a barrel-rolled Ford Ka; the top-heaviness & egg-shape means they roll easily & don't stop, doing only minor panel damage! I knew a guy who did likewise in his mother's 127GT...

Ammo wrote:I came across a rolled car

Now I know you enjoy the odd crash here and there, but that's just TMI!

lol me and the wife saw this at the same time and be both shouted "WTF!!"

i mean ..... how do you do that haha !