Speed and a blunt object would be my guess.Wow, that think looks like a tank decided to take a few shots at it. How do you tear a car apart like that?
The inmates were known, they had planned to eat something and be at Bad Kreuznach was probably on the way back,
Why anyone would buy a BMW coupe is beyond me. They are notorious for splitting in two during high speed wrap-around accidents.
http://www.motorauthority.com/news/1054212_bmw-m3-ripped-apart-in-fatal-crash
Are you saying you want to suck him?Right, because only BMW coupes split in two during high speed wrap-around accidents, you tit
The BMW was too fast?
A buddy of mine died when we were 20 in a similar accident. And ironically it was in a BMW 3 series. They were going about 110mph on a residential road, hit a slight bump which sent the car airborne and turned it sideways. It landed by hitting a large tree and splitting clean in half. The 2 guys in the back, which included my friend died on impact. The two in the front survived with relatively minor injuries. The driver was convicted of vehicular manslaughter and believe he spent 3-5 in jail for it.
Right, because only BMW coupes split in two during high speed wrap-around accidents, you tit
Revelation!
Spaceman writes in German, and translates all of his text through Google!
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Why anyone would buy a BMW coupe is beyond me. They are notorious for splitting in two during high speed wrap-around accidents.
http://www.motorauthority.com/news/1054212_bmw-m3-ripped-apart-in-fatal-crash
Show me others. Then show me the make of the car as percentage that are likely to split in two vs other makes.
BMW FAIL.
You're an idiot.
It's not worth explaining this to you. You can't even figure out twitter. Stop investigating car accidents and reaching conclusions.
Show me others. Then show me the make of the car as percentage that are likely to split in two vs other makes.
BMW FAIL.
Show me others. Then show me the make of the car as percentage that are likely to split in two vs other makes.
BMW FAIL.
I know you're just trolling for fun, but :
http://www.bing.com/images/search?q=car+split+in+half&qpvt=car+split+in+half&FORM=Z7FD#x0y324
Basically any car will split in half at high speed impact with a narrow solid obstacle that's well rooted/mounted to the ground.
Just on that page I see Porsche, Mercedes, Veyron, Ferrari, Acura Integra, Audi, Taurus, Chevy, Maxima, etc.
And I don't think anyone keeps statistics on how many cars are split in half, which would be useless anyway because it's unreasonable to think that any car can be tossed sideways into a pole at 100+ and come out without epic damage. Actually when you think about it the car splitting in half actually gives the best chance of anyone surviving as it's even worse when a car just wraps around a pole and immediately crushes all of it's occupants into smashed bits. As for a vehicle hypothetically strong enough to not deform the passenger area in such conditions, one might ask Dale Earnhardt what the repercussions of a sudden extreme deceleration are, such as 100+ to zero in microseconds.
I know you're just trolling for fun, but :
http://www.bing.com/images/search?q=car+split+in+half&qpvt=car+split+in+half&FORM=Z7FD#x0y324
Basically any car will split in half at high speed impact with a narrow solid obstacle that's well rooted/mounted to the ground.
Just on that page I see Porsche, Mercedes, Veyron, Ferrari, Acura Integra, Audi, Taurus, Chevy, Maxima, etc.
And I don't think anyone keeps statistics on how many cars are split in half, which would be useless anyway because it's unreasonable to think that any car can be tossed sideways into a pole at 100+ and come out without epic damage. Actually when you think about it the car splitting in half actually gives the best chance of anyone surviving as it's even worse when a car just wraps around a pole and immediately crushes all of it's occupants into smashed bits. As for a vehicle hypothetically strong enough to not deform the passenger area in such conditions, one might ask Dale Earnhardt what the repercussions of a sudden extreme deceleration are, such as 100+ to zero in microseconds.
No Wai! Not the venerable Nissan Maxima! Say it ain't so! :sneaky:
Why anyone would buy a BMW coupe is beyond me. They are notorious for splitting in two during high speed wrap-around accidents.
http://www.motorauthority.com/news/1054212_bmw-m3-ripped-apart-in-fatal-crash