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Two Maserati car accidents occurred in Taichung City within just five hours on the 14th. They occurred at the intersection of Junfu 13th Road and Xiangshun Road in Beitun District, and Leye Road in East District.
The white Maserati collided with a small truck at the intersection, and parts were scattered on the road. (provided by the public)
Two Maserati car accidents occurred on the streets of Taichung City within just 5 hours today (14th). Two famous cars nicknamed "Poseidon" were decorated one after another. Among them, the white Maserati in Beitun District violently collided with a small truck going straight while turning. The front of the car was almost completely destroyed. The small truck lost control and ran onto the sidewalk. The detailed cause of the accident will be further analyzed and clarified by the appraisal unit.
The accident occurred at 8:37 a.m. in Beitun District. A 30-year-old man named Liu was driving a white Maserati along Junfu 13th Road. When he was about to turn around at the Xiangshun intersection, he violently collided with a pickup truck driven by a 28-year-old man named Zhang. Due to the shocking force of the impact, the right side of the Maserati's front was severely damaged, the bumper fell off in its entirety, and the hood was greatly lifted and twisted, with body parts scattered on the road.
As for the minivan, which was suspected to have lost control due to the collision, it ran onto the sidewalk and finally hit an iron fence before stopping. The scene was in a mess. The driver of the minivan, surnamed Zhang, was injured and sent to the hospital. After receiving the report, the police immediately assisted the injured in seeking medical treatment, conducted traffic diversion and collected evidence on site. After alcohol tests, it was confirmed that neither driver was drunk. After the accident vehicle was relocated, traffic returned to normal.
Coincidentally, at around 3 a.m. this morning, another Poseidon car accident occurred on Leye Road, East District, Taichung City. A 47-year-old man surnamed Zhang ran a red light while driving a BMW at an intersection, and a 36-year-old man surnamed Lin drove a blue Martha with two other people in the car. The Lati collided, causing the BMW's left door to be dented, and the Maserati's hood to be knocked open. Four people in the two cars suffered multiple scratches and contusions. In just 5 hours, the two Poseidons were damaged one after another, causing netizens to say: "It's really a piece of shit."
The front of the white Maserati was severely damaged. (provided by the public)
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The appraisal unit will clarify the detailed causes of the two accidents
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