Watch: Bizarre car crash leaves netizens puzzled

"I have so many questions," read the caption of the clip. Since being shared on Wednesday, the clip has amassed more than 2.1 million views on Twitter.

Netizens were left confused over the possibility of such a crash.

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The aftermath of road accidents is often heart-wrenching to watch and in some cases, the vehicles get damaged beyond recognition and people suffer injuries. However, a video showing a crashed car has now left netizens puzzled.

The clip shared by the Twitter handle Clown World shows a car with its bonnet damaged. Shockingly, a pole is seen to be running through the middle of the vehicle, as if piercing through the windshield. Surprisingly, the wipers are still seen moving while two persons are seen standing beside the car.

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I have so many questions pic.twitter.com/JrXmBjw5uP

— Clown World ™ 🤡 (@ClownWorld_) April 19, 2023

“I have so many questions,” read the caption of the clip. Since being shared on Wednesday, the clip has amassed more than 2.1 million views on Twitter.

Netizens were left confused over the possibility of such a crash. While some users poked fun at the video, some others claimed it was fake. A user commented, “The car was on a top level parking, lost control trying to park, and violently ended up on the telephone pole. Then tried to drive away. My guess.”

Another user wrote, “Handing the keys back to the dealer like ‘thanks for the test drive but I think I’m going to look for something that’s easier for me to park’.” A third user wrote, “Goes to show what can be accomplished with video editing nowadays.”

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