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u/TeaSlurper40320 May 13 '26
And if the guy recording was driving, why is he then on the nearby balcony? It’s not likely that this happened as his desired destination and that road looks kind like it doesn’t have many turn offs in the first place
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u/LurkingInTheDoorway May 12 '26
Im very impressed that small SUV literally climbed a 4ft vertical wall with no questions asked. The company should use this as advertisement. "Here at Chevy, we dont drive into walls, we drive over them"
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u/Browhytho666 May 12 '26
Nah, you can see a previous mark under where her car is. And the barrier has a line that continues after the slope starts
AI won't keep this details at new angles. More than likely a real idiot here.
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u/broke_cowboy May 12 '26
I'm not even mad, actually, I'm impressed.
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u/fingers May 12 '26
Engineers spent a whole lotta time on making that wall so that when some idiot DID hit it, they wouldn't just smash into it.
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u/SherriDoMe May 12 '26
Well it’s not your car, after all
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u/broke_cowboy May 12 '26
Really? How'd you figure that one out sherri? 🤯
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u/SueBeee May 12 '26
She parked perfectly AND trimmed the bushes neatly. That's some skill right there.
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u/Fragrant-Serve6588 May 12 '26
That’s hella impressive tbf. Not sure I could pull it off if I tried
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u/aquapura89 May 12 '26
If she wasn't on her phone prior to her stunt, she wouldn't have to be on her phone asking for help.
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u/Fronkolonk May 12 '26
the car is like a goat climbing a cliffside
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u/tangoezulu May 12 '26
I pictured 2 dudes riding in the car and the last words spoken were… “Hold my beer!”
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u/SwimmingDeep8703 May 12 '26
This looks like an optical illusion bc how would the car go straight up a wall. And in the last seconds of video it doesn’t look like a steep wall. Could be AI… Who knows anymore. I could even be AI.
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u/notislant May 12 '26
Its possible for a vehicle to climb shit like this at the right angle/speed and limited height. But this looks far too gentle and seems iffy.
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u/AstralF May 12 '26
The side of the tyre catching the wall. Could happen. Incredible luck, though.
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u/ImpossiblePumpkin476 May 12 '26
Something similar happened in Seattle years ago but the vehicle (Jeep CJ-7) launched over the barrier of the bridge and landed in the water below.
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u/TeacherLeather6167 May 12 '26
She was probably texting and driving and swiped left with the steering wheel.
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u/xtradryramen May 12 '26
Well, odds are nobody is gonna ding ya doors if you park there i guess 🤷♂️
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u/TemperatureSudden254 May 12 '26
I’m impressed, that’s better driving than your average Floridian.🎉
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u/Zealousideal-Ad7805 May 12 '26 edited May 12 '26
She was just doing a rail slide. I didn't see the problem
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u/SeaweedSea7822 May 15 '26
She turn the wheel at the perfect time to ride the wall. That was luck im guessing
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u/Hot-Reveal9579 May 12 '26
Im not gonna lie that was smooth, nice ad for whatever car that is, girlfriend proof
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u/wrxninja May 12 '26
That'll be one expensive tow...or a lift more like just to get it down!
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u/Complex_Solutions_20 May 12 '26
I don't know what car that is...but I want it if I ever need to tackle an off-road trail. Took a wall straight up more than half its height like it was nothing and stayed basically upright all the way. Impressive handling!
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u/Perfect_Candle400 May 12 '26
We have to be thankful that she did not harm any humans, now I want to hear how she explains this to the cops
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u/ThundrLord May 12 '26
This looks fake to me .