That is misleading about looking tough.... if the hummer looked like it just had a scratch then the person insde would probably be dead. New cars are designed with crumple zones, so I am not surprised that the hummer is the same.
I wonder if the guy driving the hummer, when seeing that the accident was about to happen, was thinking "It's hummer time!!" :P
Starbug ·
nasty!!
Fossil ·
WTF - some head on :duh
squizy ·
One less homeboy shooting up the streets.
h ·
oh the poor extra cab..
well at least fuel should come down a bit without those gas guzzlers around anymore.. 😉
Andy ·
As Octa said, both cabins intact and relatively un deformed.
Whould have shook the ground that bingle.
:duh
KDFking ·
look on www.rotten.com and youll deffinatly see some pain there....
boersch ·
you might survive in a hummer, but atleast in a beetle you'd go out with style
mscabrio ·
Oh my goodness !
BLUE_62 ·
I am impressed. For that amount of damage to be caused the impact would have had to be pretty intence. The cab structure is pretty much un-altered......... Going out in style or not i would rather live to tell the tale....
(i knew my daily driver has airbags for a reason)
Robo ·
Thats what happens when ya play chicken with another maniac!
Rob...
last celtic warrior ·
I think I'd rather be in the "non-Hummer" in that scene... Hummer obviously make use of the passenger compartment as a crumple zone. LOL Especially the footwell.
Not half as bad as a series 1 Magna though. They're designed to crumple first between the A and B pillars, saving the engine compartment from serious damage so the motor can be used in a VW...