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Wait for it...waaaaaaaait for it....
Damn. And insurance won't cover that unless they all lie.
My grandmother did the same except it was through the lobby of their favorite Mexican restaurant. Fortunately no one was hurt. Grandma was in her mid 70's at the time and continued driving into her early 90's with no other incidents. Papa made the front of the local paper sitting on a park bench waiting on her.Did he stand on the throttle, thinking he was braking but not stopping?
My grandmother did that once, and drove her car off a 2-foot drop-off retaining wall, out the back side of her carport.
She swore that the brakes failed, but they were fine.
Luckily there was a curb on the edge of the wall, so the car got hung up on it, or I think she would have kept going thru the back yard.
She stopped driving altogether after that.
brakes, neutral, e brake... any of those would have helpedBro needs to learn where the brake pedal is. wtf.
Pretty much think it would have.A Subaru would have made it just fine. šš¤£
A Subaru would have made it just fine. šš¤£
Someone needs to edit that video and put a āqwack!ā at the last head-on impact.
1) It was a joke. Kind of cross-pollinating all the other Subaru threads into a dig against Jeeps.Mass going downhill on ice and snow does not discriminate. Only thing that would have saved a Subaru was the driver ass clenching and driving much more cautiously. Weāve had Subaruās off the road up in the mountains. They are not magical. Their drivers just normally drive more sanely than 4WD truck dudes.