At first it seemed like the Mustang avoided hitting anything - but it eventually did...
A Mustang driver’s failed power slide at a car meet ended in a collision with a sign. Luckily, the vehicle didn’t strike any spectators who were gathered around. As with many pony car crashes, the driver seemed a bit too eager with the throttle. If you’re in the market for a powerful, rear-wheel-drive sports car, the Ford Mustang is right up there.
Watch: Mustang And SUV Collide On Highway, Then All Hell Breaks Loose In this case, the driver of the Mustang hit the throttle while making a right-hand turn to leave the event, spinning up the rear wheels and kicking out the tail. However, it seems the driver was unable to correct the slide in time, and the car continued to slide to the right, jumping over a curb and crossing into a grassy area on the side of the road.
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