Why are car thieves often such bad drivers? I mean if you take the profession of stealing cars at least learn how to drive at high speed. Otherwise you'll simply wind up in jail like this fellow.
You know those types, showing off with their brand new Ferrari's . Here's one in Holland who somewhat lost control of all that engine power, drove through a few gardens and parked his expensive car against a house. (No one was hurt except the insurance company.)
So you just got your new Ferrari 360 Spider and you're trying to impress your girlfriend. Parking it near the water for everyone to see but than your brakes don't work and your Ferrari decides to go for a swim.
Some people never learn. When you think you're heading down a parking garage but your car barely fits between the walls, chances are it's a bicycle garage.
Here's something you don't see every day. In New Hampshire a car slipped, flipped and landed on its nose where it miraculously stayed in position. Driver was unhurt and made it out, without tumbling the car over. Hmm.
A Belgian driver steered his expensive Alfa Romeo down the stairs of a bicycle garage and then got stuck. Tow truck got the car out. The driver blamed his navigation system for giving false directions. ;)
Yep, that age old mistake is responsible for this situation once again. Slamming your foot on the gas pedal instead of the brake. No one got hurt but it's safe to assume shoppers in that store nearly suffered a heart attack.
Nobody was hurt during this accident. A British couple where driving in Marbella, Spain when one of the elderly persons made a turn and put their foot on the gas instead of the brake. The car went through a wall, dropped 10 meters and landed on the stairs of an appartment complex.