A friend's Linoln Navigator after hitting a moose.
Note the background
More pics
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A friend's Linoln Navigator after hitting a moose.
Note the background
More pics
http://www.r32.se/lovan/
That's terribly unfortunate!
How's the driver doing--any permanent injuries? I hope not...
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Wow!
Thanks for the pictures...I hope all is fine.
The Navigator is quiet a nice car when it's in it's normal form.
As far as I know the driver was ok. But what if he had another car? With the Navigator you can almost pass over the moose.
that`s a long straight.. is it hart to see a moose, or to avoid one?do they trie to attac a car if they feel in danger? because i think the driver could have stopped, don`t you? well i don`t know the circumstances and it feels good to see the driver is not injured..
It happens VERY fast, and usually at dusk or dawn.
But the highways and many other roads have fences to prevent this to happen.
The driver had no chance this time so he hit it without even touching the brakes.
The animal was about 200 - 250 kg. They come in MUCH bigger sizes.
Take a look at the front bumper, it's almost intact!
That says a lot about what a moose can do to a more regular car, like the RS6...:mad:
Yeah, the knocked-out moose in the picture doesn't look as if it's full-grown. It's terrible to think what might have happened if it had been a smaller car hitting a bigger moose... I doubt there would've been any pictures taken then.But what if he had another car? With the Navigator you can almost pass over the moose.
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The animal was about 200 - 250 kg. They come in MUCH bigger sizes.
The Navigator seems to have made it relatively well, though--it appears it can be restored.
In any case, I'm sure this will be in the back of my head next time I pass one of those elk signs... :hmm:
Imagine a Smart versus a 600kg (about 1200 lbs) moose. Ouch!
Unfortunate, unless you want to go for 30 km/h you can't avoid these accidents. Hate to see a nice car like that getting smashed up and I hope the moose's friends got the point, don't cross a road in front of a car!
Btw, how fast was he going? 70 km/h or maybe 90 km/h?
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Before the crach.
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I guess the moral of this story is don't hit your brakes! That way the SUV wont nose dive. Did you see the impact on the glass.....that's because of hitting the brakes....the car diving.....and picking up the moose.Originally posted by Freddesix
Take a look at the front bumper, it's almost intact!
But who can actually "hit a moose" without braking.
Good thing he wasn't in a Mini Cooper
Sorry for being OT....You'll have to excuse me.
Erik,
Is your friend known as Jugge and has a silver R32? I've managed to track him down. Has he got any good videos of the R32 in action? Cheers