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Firefighters and rapid response units have been tearing apart wrecked cars (in the event of a very serious accident like this recent Corvette Z06 crash) in order to safely extract their precious human cargo in the same way for decades.
- Man Borrows Friend's 1971 Corvette Stingray And Lands In A Marsh…
Talk about having a bad day; not only did Philip G. Aleo 56, of Malden, Massachusetts crash-land a 1971 Corvette Stingray he borrowed from a friend into several feet of salt water and not only was he stranded on the car's trunk (perhaps he was afraid...
- The Rotary Diaries: Crashing My Rx-8 And Dealing With The Aftermath
Pride comes before a fall, as yours truly can testify. More than two decades of driving, the best part of them behind test cars, I prided myself on having a clean record. Sure, I was handed some speeding tickets and I did have my share of near misses...
- Manchester Police Officer Destroys Brand-new Vw Golf R Loaner During Test Run
The Greater Manchester Police (GMP) in the UK has launched an official investigation to find out how one of its officers wrecked a brand new Golf R hatchback, which was on loan by Volkswagen for testing purposes, during a trial run on public roads at...
- In Soviet Cars, Doors Automatically Fall Off In Case Of An Accident
In modern day vehicles, in the event of an impact the door locks are programmed to open automatically so to allow the driver and passengers to exit the vehicle or if that's not possible, to make the work of firefighters and emergency crews easier....
- Bmw 3-series Touring Vs Estonian Tram: Driver Made It Out Unharmed!
Looking at the above picture, it's hard to believe that the driver of this black BMW 3-Series Touring actually managed to escape unscathed from this extremely tight fit between a tram and a traffic pole in the city of Tallinn in Estonia. And even...
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Tesla Teaches Firefighters How To Safely Rip Apart an EV
Firefighters and rapid response units have been tearing apart wrecked cars (in the event of a very serious accident like this recent Corvette Z06 crash) in order to safely extract their precious human cargo in the same way for decades.
They knew they had to steer clear of fuel lines and electrical components, but aside from that, they had free range to chop up the cars as they saw fit.
Read more »- Man Borrows Friend's 1971 Corvette Stingray And Lands In A Marsh…
Talk about having a bad day; not only did Philip G. Aleo 56, of Malden, Massachusetts crash-land a 1971 Corvette Stingray he borrowed from a friend into several feet of salt water and not only was he stranded on the car's trunk (perhaps he was afraid...
- The Rotary Diaries: Crashing My Rx-8 And Dealing With The Aftermath
Pride comes before a fall, as yours truly can testify. More than two decades of driving, the best part of them behind test cars, I prided myself on having a clean record. Sure, I was handed some speeding tickets and I did have my share of near misses...
- Manchester Police Officer Destroys Brand-new Vw Golf R Loaner During Test Run
The Greater Manchester Police (GMP) in the UK has launched an official investigation to find out how one of its officers wrecked a brand new Golf R hatchback, which was on loan by Volkswagen for testing purposes, during a trial run on public roads at...
- In Soviet Cars, Doors Automatically Fall Off In Case Of An Accident
In modern day vehicles, in the event of an impact the door locks are programmed to open automatically so to allow the driver and passengers to exit the vehicle or if that's not possible, to make the work of firefighters and emergency crews easier....
- Bmw 3-series Touring Vs Estonian Tram: Driver Made It Out Unharmed!
Looking at the above picture, it's hard to believe that the driver of this black BMW 3-Series Touring actually managed to escape unscathed from this extremely tight fit between a tram and a traffic pole in the city of Tallinn in Estonia. And even...