“Face/Off”—A Thrilling Tale of a Speedboat’s Destructive Encounter with a Jetty
To avoid FBI agent Sean Archer, famed fugitive Castor Troy stole a boat. So, to pursue Castor Troy, Sean Archer stole a white 1997 Scarab SCS. During the pursuit, the police boat and Sean Archer’s white boat both sank.
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Both boats also burned up on the dock in the last act of chaos. The explosion ended the thrilling chase and showed that the two foes had escalated their rivalry to disastrous levels. The assessed value was estimated to be $40,000.
“The Rock”—A Ferrari Folly
After seizing possession of a car, Special Agent Stanley Goodspeed set off in hot pursuit of the slippery fugitive John Mason through the crowded streets of San Francisco.
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Goodspeed fired a shot into the dashboard to force an immediate evacuation, leaving a gunshot hole as physical proof of the dire circumstances. Despite Goodspeed’s best attempts, the vehicle was destroyed beyond repair when it got run over by a derailed cable car during the commotion. This damage costs $125,000.
‘The Lost World: Jurassic Park’—When Dinosaurs Meet Modern-Day Vehicles
A pursued car collided with another vehicle in a terrifying effort to outrun an adult Tyrannosaurus rex. This forced the pursuing vehicle to topple and crash. Then, the motorist failed to check their rearview mirror before making the evasive maneuver.
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After the accident, the already terrifying experience of meeting the T-rex took on a whole new level of danger. This crash was valued at $21,000.
“Falling Down”—The Misadventures of a Golf Cart
William ‘D-Fens’ Foster shot at a wagon while on the run, badly damaging it. The vehicle rolled uncontrollably into a water trap, where it sank.
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After further examination, it was determined that the event occurred because the cart’s drivers did not properly apply the brakes or park the vehicle. The shooting was devastating, bringing more mayhem and devastation to the already fraught atmosphere. The assessed value of this crash was $4,500.
“Speed”—When Insurance Falls Short
An LAPD SWAT officer named Jack Traven drove a car into an explosives-laden bus to investigate an extortion attempt. The vehicle’s front door was broken off during the operation after colliding with the front of the bus.
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The front bumper was damaged after colliding with a water barrier. Since the registered driver wasn’t behind the wheel when the accident occurred, and the LAPD doesn’t cover collision-related expenditures, the driver had to pay to fix or replace the door. It would cost about $41,500 to fix.