Pure comedy...

[dropot2]

Funny but...was there anyone inside the first truck???

[sndr]

HAHAHA what an assholes

Originally Posted by blah been ever better if the focus was towing something.

I think it's an Toyota Corolla

[nthfinity]

Originally Posted by sndr HAHAHA what an assholes Originally Posted by blah been ever better if the focus was towing something. I think it's an Toyota Corolla

im 100% sure its a focus
headlights, front facia, front door/windows, rear hatch all say focus

[OVERLORD_CHRIS]

This is why they are supposed to us Kenworth trucks, they don't flip lol or any american truck for that matter, and outriggers like on the 2nd truck, they usaly help. but me and my buddies just had a good laugh any ways

[BADMIHAI]

This is why they are supposed to us Kenworth trucks, they don't flip lol or any american truck for that matter

Of course they don't. American trucks are perfect...way better than Volvo and Mercedes. Oh, wait. (note sarcasm) :roll:


That series of pics is just fucing hilarious.

[graywolf624]

Of course they don't. American trucks are perfect...way better than Volvo and Mercedes. Oh, wait. (note sarcasm)

Id like to think his point is there heavier and built for larger duty.. Which is true. Seeing as how we are much more reliant on trucking then europe. We do make much more heavy duty big trucks then they do. And when I say trucks Im not talking about an escallade.

[DUNKiNUTS]

watch that first step

[OVERLORD_CHRIS]

"Id like to think his point is there heavier and built for larger duty.. Which is true. Seeing as how we are much more reliant on trucking then europe. We do make much more heavy duty big trucks then they do."

Volvo of North America makes real trucks, unlike there Europe counter parts, pretty too. http://www.volvo.com/trucks/na/en-us/
And Mercedes markets them selves through Freightliner in North America, so they don't flip into the water like in the picture. http://www.freightliner.com/

Now that i think about a Ford F-450 Tow truck could have pulled that out with falling in.

[graywolf624]

Volvo of North America makes real trucks, unlike there Europe counter parts, pretty too. http://www.volvo.com/trucks/na/en-us/ And Mercedes markets them selves through Freightliner in North America, so they don't flip into the water like in the picture. http://www.freightliner.com/

Is it a european truck if its designed, built, marketed, and basically only used in an american market?


Note: Im sure they sell a few over there, but Im also 100 percent sure that they arent anywhere near as dependent on large car trucking as we are.

[Wutputt]

Originally Posted by nthfinity Originally Posted by sndr HAHAHA what an assholes Originally Posted by blah been ever better if the focus was towing something. I think it's an Toyota Corolla im 100% sure its a focus headlights, front facia, front door/windows, rear hatch all say focus

I'm 100% sure it is a 2003 Toyota Corolla.

I didn't found any pics of the 2003 model, I only found these of the 2004 model:






A Focus looks completely different: it doesn't have the real lights so low placed. The rear window of the 3 door version is a triangular, not a trapezium, ...

[Evo]

Thank God that they operate the lifter from outside the car, or eles the truck driver would be really injurend...

But I am wondring what's going on in the car owners head when he saw the truck go into the water..lool

[jon_s]

OMG....that is the funniest thing I have seen in a while!

[Gnome]

Originally Posted by graywolf624 Of course they don't. American trucks are perfect...way better than Volvo and Mercedes. Oh, wait. (note sarcasm) Id like to think his point is there heavier and built for larger duty.. Which is true. Seeing as how we are much more reliant on trucking then europe. We do make much more heavy duty big trucks then they do. And when I say trucks Im not talking about an escallade.

That Volvo they used in the second round is rather heavy duty(by our standard, not compared to the american highway cruisers). The point in this case isn't how heavy trucks are available, but how heavy truck they thought was necessary. I didn't fall of the chair when I saw it, but it was close

Not that it matters, but of course it's a Corolla...

[graywolf624]

That Volvo they used in the second round is rather heavy duty(by our standard, not compared to the american highway cruisers). The point in this case isn't how heavy trucks are available, but how heavy truck they thought was necessary. I didn't fall of the chair when I saw it, but it was close

Yeah I know.. I was defending what someone else said.. personally I dont care that much other then thinking it was funny.

[OVERLORD_CHRIS]

It's till funny as hell i was just stating that, you never ever see that sort of thing in the US, or AUS for that matter lol

Has any one found any more?