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What speed were they going ?

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#2

Looks like a P5

#3

Brings back memories of Malcome the movie, only with a bigger budget they have used a German Car.

#4

I read something about this a while back, was an audi A3... cant remember exact storey behind it, I will try find it and link to it. Was on Audi forums months ago.

#5

:blush:

I think the ambulance in the background may not be required, it looks way past that stage.

#6

I got these pics over a year ago.. It happend in the USA and was a single car and driver accident. The driver was found 20m away dead. Loss of control due to speed was the cause. I think he was going 100mph at impact.

It W A S an audi A3 or 4 pieces :o

#7

GREWSOME --- VERY SOBERING

KILLER

#8

any compensation, he would not have known what hit him.....or he hit

#9
:thumbsup: wow...crazy stuff... :pinch:
#10

This is a fake picture that was constructed for a "speed kills" type add, I don't have the links to the site that explained it in detail and how it was faked, but one the major indicators is that there are no impact marks on any of the tree's it is wrapped around.

Regards

GJ

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