A Mercedes-AMG GT landed on a fire hydrant and caused a major flood and colossal damage. It happened in Korea Town, Los Angeles, California. The car – metaphorically speaking – went down the drain.
The sports car is now a wrack and car insurance won’t probably compensate much of the value of the new automobile. The driver reportedly ran through a red light and hit both a Range Rover and a fire hydrant. Witnesses claim that he must have had approximately 60 mph (96 km/h) when speeding through the junction and seemed to have no intention to brake whatsoever. Fortunately, nobody got injured in the crash.
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The luxury SUV also looks to have suffered major damage to its front fascia, but nothing irrepairable. We cannot say the same about the Mercedes-AMG GT though.
The videos of the car converted into a spring well went, posted on Facebook, viral. Water pours off the trunk lid and through the taillights’ edges of the $150,000 car, but the lights of the black GT still work. However, the electronics may not be in a good shape after this incident. There is great probability that the car will be declared a write-off, considering that the front quarter panel and front wheel on the right side are far from being in a good condition.
