The motive force of a Maserati Levante has been fortunate to outlive a scary crash following a quick police pursuit.

The California Freeway Patrol’s Oakland workplace just lately shared photos on-line of a white Levante that crashed into the underside of a freeway in Los Angeles.

SF Gate studies that the 32-year-old male driver of the Maserati refused to cease for an officer making an attempt to tug him over on 580 westbound and accelerated to over 100 mph (160 km/h). Police began chasing him earlier than he exited the freeway at West Avenue and drove up an embankment, hitting the underside of the freeway and getting wedged there.

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“It was a short-lived pursuit,” Officer David Arias stated. “He didn’t make it far earlier than he exited and as quickly as he exited, as an alternative of going straight, he veered left, went off the ramp after which went up the embankment and collided with the underside of the freeway.”

California Freeway Patrol say the motive force was taken to an area hospital after complaining about being in ache. He’ll face prices for reckless evading, authorities confirmed.

“It’s unbelievable that he didn’t die,” Arias added. “It’s loopy that he lived.”

The injury sustained to the Maserati is complete and it’ll clearly be heading straight to a scrapyard. The sting of the freeway underpass wedged into the roof of the SUV and had the SUV been just some inches to both the left or the best, the motive force might have very simply suffered deadly head accidents.