Stretch Hummer:1 - Camry: 0
 

About a week ago I was asleep on a Saturday morning when I hear a giant screech then a smash. I got up, went to the living room of my apartment, looked down and saw this:

http://www.provisionaustralia.com.au/Images/hummer1.jpg

The Camry was turning across the intersection, and either they did not notice the Hummer going so fast, or the hummer ran a red, which would not surprise me as people always run a red at this intersection.

Anyway, as you can see the Camry is pretty much written off, but the Hummer, as expected, is in-scathed.

http://www.provisionaustralia.com.au/Images/hummer2.jpg

http://www.provisionaustralia.com.au/Images/hummer3.jpg

I didn't think the H2 was that sturdy.

WhoA did it hit the news ? [rolleyes]

thats just how much of a tin can the camry is

well I'd say its Camry 1 and Hummer 0

cos if he did run a red light then the Camry driver can take him to the cleaners insurence wise [thumbup]

I wonder if the stretch versions still stop 7.62

No, it hit the passenger side and there was only the driver.

Hahaha, at first I thought "how could the driver NOT be injured in such an accident" but then remembered that you guys have the steering wheel on the "wrong" side! [thumbup]

Reminds me of what an 07 toyota sienna did to my 86 chevy c10 the toyota WON and could have been driven home. my truck OTOH was NOT easy to drive to my workplace lot lol. it was written off.

But if you ride on the left you can have your sword arm (right arm) available to use... At least that is how the story goes

It's not... that vehicle is practically re-built from the ground up with what is essentially a completely overbuilt chassis to prevent the damn thing snapping in half