Did they intend to wreck the Charger?!
Was it intended to be performance art symbolizing Detroit’s economic crash?
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I don’t think they intended for it to survive. In an interview with the stunt driver afterward he said he expected the jump to turn out “a lot worse”.
Ha, I was thinking something similar, like why shouldn’t they be worrying about turning things around, but I guess you gotta remember to have fun.
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So, I take it engineering has progressed such that it is very unlikely for something like this to conclude with the ol’ Earth-shattering kaboom?
You should check out San Antonio, if you really want fucked-up driving. Makes Austin look placid.
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I find that my high riding position gives me a better view of what drivers are up to on their phones than most drivers get. Where I live its an absolute epidemic of phone use.
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The doors do open after all.
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e/g . . Flashbacks !
In the mid 80’s my manager played ‘Back To The Future’ at Radio Shack on the TV’s for 12 hours a day !!
Our store was cross the hall in the mall from the movie theater and people would buy their tickets throughout the day. Then with 5-20 minutes to wait they would clog the front corner of our store watching the movie.
(A year later, Top Gun drew twice the crowd if the movie was at the action scenes!)
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