http://www.220.ro/faze-tari/Viteza-Neadecv...yv40BMe7g/

Bloody hell, it just exploded

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American build quality ?

Considering the force of the collision impact I don't think it really matters what is the producer country of the other car unless it is a battle tank

With the average tank doing approx 0.5 mpg, I think I will chance it with the Freely

Nothing like having a central reservation in between you and the oncoming traffic

I think it was a Nissan Navarra according to another forum I saw it on, was ever it was it might as well been Lego

Yep, theres no coming back from that FUBAR

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Jesus

It never stood a chance against that truck but that was bad on a biblical scale. That sort of total destruction can be seen when a Citroen Saxo has a close encounter with a lamp post (I have seen photos of such) but then the Saxo offers the crash protection of a cardigan (and that's probably being unfair to cardigans) LL.B (Hons) - University of Derby
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Hahaha bet there was not much left of him/her

RIP

I have watched it over and over and I get the the impression that the Navara is being remotely controlled, from the vehicle following? and it has gone wrong. I hope I'm right cos that would mean no one was in it but I bet the artic' driver would be pretty off if it was. just the way it moves across into the path of the artic' after it has contacted the van it behaves like the vehicles do in computer games. I drive a Navara and if you put any kind of lock on the wheel at speed you WILL spin (that applies to just about any pick up) that one has very limited steering wheel movement. just my opinion.

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The SUV driver gets on the second lane to takeover the van that is rolling on first lane. Just like the small car in front of him, which it's seen later to signal the final of takeover and return to first lane.
Then, I believe, the SUV driver, being side by side with the van and seeing that the way is clear, accelerates rather hard and in that moment hits a patch of ice on the road.
Rear traction, acceleration and ice will translate in that uncontrollable side slip making him/her to hit the side of the van.
From that moment the hell broke loose as he/she is bouncing to the opposite side and where he/she finally meets his doom...
Sad...
RIP.

That's quite a shocking video, Navara's are often left in rear wheel drive which is what that looks like. Even on ice a car in 4wd doesn't slip and slide that quickly or violently, in my experience. I doubt it's remote controlled Mine: 2012 Golf GTI Edition 35
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