That airborne Plaid incident happened 2 miles from my home. My best friend was the fire lieutenant who was in charge of that scene. He told me all the inside scoop, and unfortunately showed me the pictures of the accident. The owner of that Plaid was behind the driver, who was his buddy that he decided to let drive his Plaid for the 1st time for a launch in a 25 mph zone in a residential neighborhood. The driver floored it not knowing he was driving towards a stop sign where you have to turn left or right. So basically at 110 mph he went through the Stop sign and hit a huge mound of dirt in an empty lot that acted as a ramp which sent the car flying into the lot behind it. Unfortunately, that lot has a home on it and a 60 ish year old lady and her dog
were hit by the airborne Plaid. They both died. Guess who else died... the owner of the Plaid in the back seat behind the friend he was letting try out his new car. The owner of the car didn't die from the crash landing into the house, but from something inside the house that fell on him and crushed him. God bless the fire departments because I couldn't look at those pictures for 2 seconds, much less show up and respond like the professionals they are. Toxicology hasn't been released on the driver that I know of, but he was arrested and charged with manslaughter. If it would of been any other manufacturer, the story would of barely made the local news. Lame ass MSM