When you roll a Honda Fit 7 times...

[crazymikey]

Deev may appreciate this video.

Be sure to read the comments.

http://jalopnik.com/this-guy-rolled-...d-aw-451932968

[keepinitclean]

Freakin win! AND THE RADIO STILL WORKS!

[Night Wolf]

short wheel base + tall car + slippery roads = never good.

[oyajicool]

How did he managed to get into spins and rolls like that in the first place?

[evil_demon_01]

How did he managed to get into spins and rolls like that in the first place?

Aquaplaning.

[oyajicool]

Any cars I drove, let it be FF or FR, give enough warning of hydroplaning prior to actual spin. It would be foolish to take the car to that speed with the condition he was in.
It doesn't seems he was going that fast. Or, the tires were really worn out.

Also, it seems to me that spin started as he hit the brake due to the car in front had slowed down.

[GeoffM]

Aquaplaning.

Hydroplaning.
'Murica



Also, one of the top comments:
Looks like that car....
Had a fitting end!

[toycar]

Could've hit a slick spot if the rain was freezing rain. Honestly seems more likely that the road was frozen or something since that other car spun out in the same area.

Most people can drive through hydroplaning, and to have 2 lose control back to back would be super rare. I dunno, sucks for the driver either way.

I would've shit myself.

[Ralphie]

Can't watch at work.

#fail.

[GeoffM]

Could've hit a slick spot if the rain was freezing rain. Honestly seems more likely that the road was frozen or something since that other car spun out in the same area.

Most people can drive through hydroplaning, and to have 2 lose control back to back would be super rare. I dunno, sucks for the driver either way.

I would've shit myself.

It sounds like he did.
If I make any noise while trying to control a car doing something like that, it's simply:
SHIT SHIT SHIT SHIT and repeat.

[GeoffM]

Be sure to read the comments.

This needs to have more weight.

[jhoff]

Can Deev confirm this??

[evil_demon_01]

Hydroplaning.
'Murica

It's exactly the same thing.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aquaplaning


If you watch the video, you can see the surface of the road in the lane to the left change just before it spins.

And its hard to see but it appears the vehicle in front slipped by looking at the water displacement marks.
Maybe not, but it appears so.

[GeoffM]

It's exactly the same thing.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aquaplaning


If you watch the video, you can see the surface of the road in the lane to the left change just before it spins.

And its hard to see but it appears the vehicle in front slipped by looking at the water displacement marks.
Maybe not, but it appears so.

I know.
http://www.urbandictionary.com/defin...term=%27murica

[illinois_erik]

watching it twice; definitely initiates the spin when he brakes for the tow truck. He seemed to be going too fast for the situation. And a bunch of other unknowns of the car. Maybe it needed a brake job along with some thin rear tiress. Or just got a brake job could only afford 2, and put the news ones up front and leaving the rears or moving toasted fronts to back (I do this all day long on hoopdis) Maybe even a combination of this and patch of slickness, He sorta came out of the "ruts" left by other drivers then tapped the brakes, small light car like that along with the short wheelbase + height thing..and yer outta there. At least he was buckled up, otherwise he probably been dead easily in that shoebox. what a trooper though, regain coherence and reach for the camera right away lmao