I saw this post on another forum.. http://forums.audiworld.com/s4/msgs/1584624.phtml

I swear that this is freaky because I've never really seen an accident in my life that was that bad, but JUST this year I've seen 5. Two were rollovers, one was a head on, one was a tree falling ontop of a car as they were driving down the road, and the fifth was a car getting T-Boned pulling out of a gas station on their way to where I work, knocking out two light polls and making us lose power. There were flashing lights from emergency vehicles from 6:00PM until 12:30AM! The last two accidents I saw on the same day. Bad omen or what?
I can't even imagine coming across an accident like that one though.

Scary stuff..... if it'* true....

I read through a few reply posts on the Audi forum.....

One guy brought up a few good points....
Also, should this post be moved to the Lounge, since it'* not Bonneville related, or at least (On the Road).
In any case, it'* a good reminder why not to do ridiculous speeds.

Or maybe why not to do rediculous speeds, near trees.

I saw that post too. The guy does have good points. Strange though, as the pics look quite real and un-doctored...but what do I know, Photoshop can do all sorts of stuff.

Or it could have been some sort of set for a movie or magizine or something. :?
(But I don't see any cameras..... and their is an officer measuring things too)

I noticed the pictures of the dash had some dust/dirt and possibly glass on it.
Also the speedo is on 100km/h

I wonder if its a fake. The driversidea airbag never deployed and the front of the car is smashed. :?

I saw a buddies Cav after 7 rolls, the front and back were smashed. Crazy things happen at speed.

Weird things happen at high speeds..... maybe the front is smashed due to a odd impact angle that would no deploy the airbags, or maybe the damage to the front is due from the motor exiting the front end.

There are a lot of photos, I bet a real crash investigator might be able to shed some light on this.

it depends on how the car was hit. If it hit the side first so that maybe some wire connections were severed, then the signal from the sensor in the front may have never reached the air bags for them to go off..

i also noticed the drivers side airbag did not deploy, however it does look very real for some reason.

We had this happen last summer twice down here. Both with grand prix GTP'*, one was a 16 yo who stole his buddies car and took it down a windy road at close to 90? mph. Split the car right in 1/2. The passengers door was found 70 yards away from the impact site and the head rest was found 120 yards away.

The next one was on another noturiously bad road in a heavy rain storm, another GTP, hit 2 telephone poles and split in 1/2, the rear section was left in the road and the front was down over the embankement. Unfortunately everyone was killed on impact. That'* also the year i traded the GTP.