Blue Honda Civic Type R Splits in Two After Crash in Colorado

[Shankmeyster]

Just saw this as I was perusing an automotive article website. Holy hell!

https://www.autoevolution.com/news/...m_medium=ae_onscroll&utm_campaign=ae_onscroll

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[Warpspeed]

AS they use to say in the Evolution forum : "and the rear wing survived." Looking at the website of all the pics., the car was brand new.....no plates.

 

[TANSTAAFL]

Oy. It appears no one was seriously hurt, so I don't feel bad letting most of my tears be for the beautiful car. I would not be surprised to find out that driver error is involved somehow.....

 

[gaara46]

this has been all over tiktok (lol) , i wish i knew the story behind this and if the occupants were okay.

i also did notice it was brand new..yikes.

 

[NapalmEnema]

did he run into a lightsaber? That's such a clean cut it's almost fake looking.

 

[OIK]

Hope they are OK.

 

[Civics4Ever]

Lmao, dats ef'd up! In Colorado, probably high as a kite.

 

[FK8CW2019]

holy moly guacomoly

 

[Byron Sexton]

Goes to show how fragile our car is.....What is the CTR made out of ..tissue paper?

 

[FK8CW2019]

Well just need drive the car for a few more months until IS500 then trading it in anyways lol

 

[lexro]

When I saw it at first i was like interesting...what are the chances of 2 boosted blue collided with each other....HOLY SHI IT'S ONE CAR.

 

[wildbilly32]

That will buff right out.

 

[TANSTAAFL]

Goes to show how fragile our car is.....What is the CTR made out of ..tissue paper?

Not sure it really is that fragile. Any car will do this if you hit it in the right place with the right force. What's impressive is how the two halves are relatively intact. Compare that to images of similar crashes involving cars from the 1970s say.

 

[disgraced.fk8]

Not sure it really is that fragile. Any car will do this if you hit it in the right place with the right force. What's impressive is how the two halves are relatively intact. Compare that to images of similar crashes involving cars from the 1970s say.

Right? That and the driver somehow not sustaining serious injury, provided that info is still accurate. Crumple zones exist for a reason, damn

 

[AlphaDigital]

and theyd still want MSRP for it

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