Drunk Michigan teenager survives horrific car crash with only minor injuries after reversing Porsche into gas station while going ‘100 mph’

A drunken 19-year-old girl has survived a wild 100km/h Michigan rollover crash that sent her passenger to the hospital with critical injuries.

At 4 a.m. on March 16, Ann Arbor police responded to a single vehicle accident in the area of ​​Plymouth Road and Broadway.

The car involved was an electric Porsche AG Taycan, according to City of Ann Arbor Fire Department.

“One person was trapped in the car with serious injuries. Firefighters used hydraulic extraction tools (Jaws of Life) to free this patient,’ the fire department wrote.

Shocking security video captured the moment the speeding car flew past and rolled over itself.

The driver, a 19-year-old woman, was slightly injured along with another 19-year-old female passenger. She has not been named.

However, a 20-year-old male who was also in the car at the time of the spectacular rollover accident was sent to the University of Michigan Hospital for treatment.

As of March 16, the male passenger was still in critical condition in hospital. It is unclear what his current condition is.

“Speed ​​and alcohol appear to be factors in the crash,” according to the City of Ann Arbor Police Department.

The department also reported that AAPD was assisted at the scene by the Ann Arbor Fire Department and Huron Valley Ambulance.

Pictures of the car, which have since been released, show the extensive damage sustained in the freak crash.

The entire front of the vehicle was torn off during the brutal incident, the entire window was smashed and the wheels were blown off.

One of the wheels had smashed through the windscreen of another vehicle, a Fiat.

According to the accident, some of the other cars in the parking lot were damaged in the crash Fox 2.

‘We thought they were going over 100 miles an hour.

‘(They) hit that curb, they ran through our whole acreage and they turned and somersaulted and landed in the lot next door,’ said Omar Hasan, the manager of the Shell gas station in Plymouth.

The driver has not yet been named and the investigation is ongoing.