Do any of you still remember the Dodge Neon? It was introduced in early 1994 and labeled as the “Japanese car killer”. It didn’t kill no Hondas or Toyotas, but it was somewhat praised for its appearance and lower production cost. It was discontinued almost ten years ago, but you can still see them in the United States, Canada or Europe.
Guess nobody really wants to buy a second hand Neon, which is why we bet you none of you will burst into tears while watching RatedRR’s recreation of a “Lone Survivor” scene. Specifically, Richard Ryan jumps in a helicopter and unleashes a Dillon Minigun M134 onto a four-door Neon.
As you might have already guessed, the car doesn’t stand a chance and burns to the ground after being riddled with bullets from the sky. Thank God they didn’t use a Dodge Viper for this spectacular target practice session...
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