When the Ford Bronco was launched, with its Sasquatch rock-crawling trim, all of us thought the identical factor: “Absolutely, this might be the right manufacturing unit automobile to steal if I knew I must drive over cop vehicles whereas escaping a Tim Hortons.” Wait, did you all not additionally assume that?
Nicely, a thief in Canada actually did. Police cornered a stolen Ford Bronco Sasquatch in a Tim Hortons drive-thru in Mississauga, Ontario, boxing the truck in with each a Charger and a Durango cruiser. Quite than surrender the chase, nonetheless, the Bronco driver determined to easily see what these beadlock wheels may take — and tried to drive over each vehicles on his means out.
The Bronco handily clambered over the Charger, with its decrease hood top, and even managed to get one wheel up onto the Durango. The angle proved an excessive amount of for even the Sasquatch bundle, nonetheless, and the thief ended up pulling the Ford again down off the cruisers.
Canadian authorities arrested the Bronco driver, however haven’t but launched info as to which GOAT mode the automobile was in when it tried its ascent. I’m not going to say that it for positive would’ve made it over the 2 autos with the proper mixture of digital modes and a very good spotter, however judging by its relative success unassisted it might effectively have had a shot.
The Sasquatch pack on the Bronco could also be a boon for people trying to climb rocks, but it surely doesn’t flip your shiny new still-under-warranty Ford into Grave Digger. Automotive crawling must be tried slowly and methodically in your factory-fresh automobile, not wantonly beneath strain of time. And arrest.