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What Happens When a Fast Car Suddenly Brakes

By BONNIE BUCK
Updated 8:16 AM PST, Tue, Apr 21, 2009

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A photo snapped on the I-5 near Seattle shows what happened to a Lamborghini when the driver slammed on the brakes.

Apparently, the Lamborghini was going just a bit too fast, and couldn't stop until it had slid under an SUV in front of it.

Nobody was hurt in the accident.

But there's a pretty good bet the $200,000 Lamborghi sustained a few dents.
 

First Published: Apr 21, 2009 6:42 AM PST

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