Well, it is certainly a very shaky proposition, and the car will probably be a total loss. But there are ways you could walk away from this. You see some pret

Well, it is certainly a very shaky proposition, and the car will probably be a total loss. But there are ways you could walk away from this. You see some pretty crazy crash survivals in race driving, for example. And I remember stories from a few years ago, when Ford had a recall on F150 tires because they tended to blow out at highway speeds, with an effect similar to full wheel lockup-- yes, people died, but others didn't. life == hope