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Bet He Won't Buy It Now - Test Driver Of Chevy Goes Around Railroad Gate And Car Is Totaled By A Train!

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Bet He Won't Buy It Now - Test Driver Of Chevy Goes Around Railroad Gate And Car Is Totaled By A Train!
Submitted by Fox First at Ten on July 5th

MAILONLINE.COM - There is a good chance that this test
driver wont be buying, after the car was sideswiped by a speeding train
at a railway crossing in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Taking
the entire front of the Chevy HHR out, the driver was joined in the car
by the dealership salesman in the front passenger seat and another two
people in the back. click here to read the full story

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