According to a press release obtained by INSIDE EDITION from Michigan State Police, witnesses said: “The vehicle began to slowly sway across all lanes of travel from the right side roadway to the median and back across”.
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When an elderly Michigan woman heard a loud crash rattle her home while she was watching television, initially she thought maybe it was extreme weather, but the truth ended up being far more freaky.
In this October. 26, 2015, photo, a Ford Mustang is stopped on a roof of a house in Woodhull Township, Mich., in Shiawassee County.
When she emerged from her home, Kingsley saw a bright red Ford Mustang high-centered on the peak of her home.
State police said the Mustang went through several bushes and trees and a fence before stopping on the roof.
Authorities who responded to the incident believe that the vehicle came from a nearby Interstate when the driver lost control. He was treated for low blood sugar at Sparrow Hospital in Lansing and is expected to be fine.
Trooper Ben Rowell says he’s “extremely lucky”.
Kingsely plans to place a tarp over the damaged roof until it’s fixed, according to ABC News.
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“It could have been a lot worse”, she told The Argus-Press. “I’m glad everyone is all right”.
