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Toyota Corolla Driver's Flight Into Second-Story Window Was 'Intentional,' Police Say

A Toyota Corolla crashed into the second story of a Pennsylvania home and police think it was an intentional act.
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OK... so the article says "Since the Toyota was traveling fast enough through the air, it went deep enough to get stuck on the second floor of the house." If a Toyota Corolla can create enough lift to leave the runway, then cars all over this planet would be leaping off the blacktop. As a long time photographer I can easily plant a car in a house with Photoshop, so if this is real, I sure hope the neighbors across the street have security cams, I'd love to see how the driver did it. :unsure:
 
PaulieDC said:
OK... so the article says "Since the Toyota was traveling fast enough through the air, it went deep enough to get stuck on the second floor of the house." If a Toyota Corolla can create enough lift to leave the runway, then cars all over this planet would be leaping off the blacktop. As a long time photographer I can easily plant a car in a house with Photoshop, so if this is real, I sure hope the neighbors across the street have security cams, I'd love to see how the driver did it. :unsure:
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From the article …. They used the small hill

“the fire department thinks the driver hit a small hill next to the driveway and sent it into the air Grand Theft Auto-style. However, law enforcement claims foul play was involved.”
 
OK, I stand corrected, this rocket surgeon DID actually plant the car in the house, USA Today and Washington Post have articles and photos covering the story.

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I guess this numbskull entered the neighbor's yard at an angle and was going so fast, a curb or something launched it. Looney.
 
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