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We’ve seen all sorts of weird parking jobs in the past, but this one definitely takes the cake. As you can see, someone decided it would be a good idea to stop right on the roof of a house and the explanation for this kind of behavior might just leave you flabbergasted.
According to local media, the driver was suffering from low blood sugar and started swerving while going around 60 mph (96 km/h) on the I-69 in Michigan the other day. Beginning with a small lane change, the man ended up doing some serious stunts, covering all lanes, from the right side of the road, to the median and back again, said the Michigan State Police.
In the end, he drove off the road, and after cutting through several bushes, trees and a fence, he ended up on the roof of a house. Luckily, the car stopped on the roof's peak before things got even worse. If the trail of destruction had continued, chances of somebody getting hurt would’ve gone through the roof (pun very much intended).
If the Mustang had gone all the way to the front of the house, the driver would now be sitting in the hospital receiving at least some stitches, if not more medical attention. Since that wasn’t the case, after a short trip to the Sparrow Hospital in Lansing, he was released.
According to Mlive.com, the car was rolled off the roof and towed from the scene. From the look of things, there will be some damages payable by the insurance company, as the roof doesn’t seem entirely unscathed.
Oh, and in case you were wondering, it appears the Mustang is indeed a V6, “the best car in the world” by some people’s standards. Who would've thought that low blood sugar could lead to this?
In the end, he drove off the road, and after cutting through several bushes, trees and a fence, he ended up on the roof of a house. Luckily, the car stopped on the roof's peak before things got even worse. If the trail of destruction had continued, chances of somebody getting hurt would’ve gone through the roof (pun very much intended).
If the Mustang had gone all the way to the front of the house, the driver would now be sitting in the hospital receiving at least some stitches, if not more medical attention. Since that wasn’t the case, after a short trip to the Sparrow Hospital in Lansing, he was released.
According to Mlive.com, the car was rolled off the roof and towed from the scene. From the look of things, there will be some damages payable by the insurance company, as the roof doesn’t seem entirely unscathed.
Oh, and in case you were wondering, it appears the Mustang is indeed a V6, “the best car in the world” by some people’s standards. Who would've thought that low blood sugar could lead to this?
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