World’s Fastest Car Crash Test Pulverises Ford Focus

Car crash tests are usually done at the speed of 40 miles per hour. What if you take it a notch higher, actually more than a notch higher, say at 120 miles per hour.

Engineers set up a Ford Focus with a winch, a mechanical device to pull in the car at 120 miles per hour. As the winch was activated, the car went full speed head on to the concrete wall.

The result: A Ford Focus that is totally unrecognizable after the high-speed collision.

For a full experience, go watch this video: