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Uploaded on Oct 15, 2011

Ford Focus crashed into concrete wall at a speed of 120 miles an hour (193 kilometers an hour).
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  • TheUSGIshimura

    TheUSGIshimura 2 months ago

    Ford.rar

    

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  • BoeingvsAirbus1578

    BoeingvsAirbus1578 4 weeks ago

    False, both cars would have to hit at 120mph for this to happen, as there is twice the mass to absorb the energy.

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  • Izanagioomikami

    Izanagioomikami 1 day ago

    Chuck Norris jokes are too old.

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  • Kosta Djokovic

    Kosta Djokovic 3 days ago

    next time i will seat in trunk, lol

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  • HenryJonesVictor

    HenryJonesVictor 5 days ago

    Chuck Norris can cause such crash just by staring at the car...

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  • gchatz85

    gchatz85 1 week ago

    120+120=240

    

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  • select899

    select899 1 week ago

    That was incredible, now 120mph bus crash!

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  • REDHurst64

    REDHurst64 1 week ago

    There is no such thing as added mass in this case. Crashing into a wall is different from crashing into another car, but not due to added mass, which is a property of a body moving through a fluid, but to differences in energy transfer between a fixed, stationery wall and a car as opposed to two cars. If it's added kinetic energy you're talking about, right, the wall has none, but the car has double what it would have if it was doing 60.

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  • GeneralHoohah

    GeneralHoohah 2 weeks ago

    Actually, no, the engine block would have ended up in the front seat.

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  • Thomas Stevens

    Thomas Stevens 2 weeks ago

    tut.. women drivers!

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