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u/em1091 Jan 20 '23
Definitely not. Either something crucial to the steering broke or it’s a medical event.
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u/Astranabis Jan 20 '23
Honestly looks like the poor guy had a seizure... He seems to have twitched initially then kept seizing until he lost conciseness with the wheel turned to the right...
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Jan 21 '23
I don't remember if this was video was posted before and a source confirmed it was actually a seizure, or it could have been a similar one. Point is that looks more like a medical emergency than a mechanical failure.
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u/rearadmiraldumbass Jan 21 '23
Doesn't seem like a steering component. Might be a failed wheel?
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u/dubufeetfak Jan 23 '23
Im guessing a seizure and they tried to keep damages low, seems like they're trying to keep car off-road after first collision. Kinda sad
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u/tekkie1618 Jan 20 '23
It's explained every time this clip is reposted...
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u/PillsAndBills Jan 20 '23
Oh no, apologies we didn't scour Reddit for the post first. Thanks neckbeard!
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u/daremosan Jan 21 '23
When you see him come around and hit the car again at the end say "boop" it really adds to the video.
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u/CyBerImPlaNt Jan 20 '23
Broken tie rod likely