It has been the best-selling sports car of the past year and that also has another consequence, although not very good because more and more inexperienced drivers who want to be at the controls of Ford Mustang. The incidents at the exits of the concentrations of cars do not stop repeating themselves and now they not only occur in this type of situation, but also in public parking, as it has happened in Arizona, United States.
All for a confusion
On this occasion we find ourselves before a Ford Mustang GT Convertible what had been rented in Scottsdale by a driver who doesn’t seem to have learned a basic driving lesson correctly, that is, the placement of the pedals. And it is that this person could not have had more bad luck because confused the accelerator with the brake in front of a showcase of luxury cars belonging to a dealer, with several of them parked out in the open.
The confusion caused the driver to lose control of the muscle car and collided with one of these specimens, specifically an immaculate brand new white Rolls-Royce Dawn. Dealer DDW Partners shared a post on their Facebook profile explaining what happened: “A guy in a rented Mustang stepped on the gas instead of the brake, lost control, and crashed into a new Rolls-Royce. Does anyone wonder that it was a Mustang?”
One more damaged than another
It seems that the people who drive the muscle car of the oval they have already taken their registration and a stereotype around them. If we appreciate the images of what happened, it is surprising to see the level of damage of the Mustang in its front compared to the Dawn. The Ford’s bumper is completely smashed and has even come off the vehicle, while the hood and right front wing are dented and one of the lights doesn’t appear to be in good condition either.
Regarding the Rolls-Royce, the English convertible has absorbed the impact energy much better. The driver’s door and left front wing have been dented and the front bumper has also been superficially scraped. While it doesn’t look as bad as the Mustang, we’re sure the Dawn will cost a lot more to repair.
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