How do you do this?

 

Looks like he tried to drift a turn, hit something, got air born, rolled on the top, kept rolling, and hopefully it will stop it's wheels. That is what it looks like to me.

 

Drive a POS dodge!

 

About a year ago(i think) i saw a viper come out of a star bucks parking lot and the guy floord it, lost control, hit the curb and became arborne until he hit the telephone pole in front of him. He even let me keep the headlight that was launched 20 feet.

 

Last time I went to Fontana Speedway for the street legal drags, a guy lost control on the ice skating ring, oops I mean slippery dragstrip, and back it into the wall.

Fortunately, the damage was minor.

 

scarey thing, is that looks like an autox track, how'd he do that?!?

Daniel

 

That does look like a auto x track.

 

That's the new Viper anti-theft system... Sort of like Lo Jack, only they call it "No Jack". How it works:
1. See a guy break into your Viper.
2. Push "No Jack" button on key fob.
3. All he!! breaks loose.
4. Thief craps his pants and therefore can't run away.
5. Realize you wasted money on a Dodge and then go buy an L.

Later,
Roger

 

It's eye's are poping out!
POS Chrysler! Do hope the person driving was okay though

 

i smell photoshop...but could be wrong...

 

I agree. Interesting distortions around the edges...

Jeff

 

See the way the wheat and corn stalks are leaning the same way the car is rolling? Must be a tornado out to the right where we can't see it. Yep, that's gotta be it because Vipers are easy cars to race/drive and handle as well as a McLaren.

 

I smell photoshop too. The tires/wheels are still perfectly intact. During a roll over, the wheel will get bent, scratched and the tires may pop. The scratches, or whatever, along the hood, is not consistant with a roll over.

But if you look all around the pic, there is damage all over the place, so who knows..........if it is real, that sucks!!!

 

my first impression was photoshop work too. Ahh well though.
Vipers do roll. One of my dads co-workers roled his viper, went out the next day and bought another one. Apparently if you have enough money for one viper, you've got enough money for two .

 

The other thing is, the wheels are perfectly square, like they are under load.
If it were airborne, they would be drooping a bit I would think?

Just an observation...