By Steven Symes 
In just 24 hours, a Ford F-150 and then a Mustang crashed into the same business, leaving it with a wide hole. While there are some amazing coincidences out there, some have questioned how not only could two vehicles unintentionally hit the same part of the same building within a day, but also how both of those rides are Fords.
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We don’t have an answer to such a question, although we certainly understand why anyone would ask that. After all, the coincidence is amazing, but it seems that’s all it is. Perhaps Fords are just really popular in that part of Raleigh, North Carolina?
Both vehicles plowed into the corner of a check cashing business. The truck first left a gaping hole in the exterior brick wall, then the pony car expanded it further, taking out one of the doors as well. Needless to say, that resulted in a disruption for the operation of that check cashing business.
What’s even more bizarre is the Mustang driver claims someone else hit the muscle car, causing it to veer off the road and into the already damaged building. In other words, someone did a hit and run. If true, that’s horrible.
However, we’re shocked how many incidents of Mustangs running into buildings, including homes, we’ve seen. We don’t cover all of them, but we have highlighted quite a few and they’re all over the country, ranging from one coast to another.
To be fair, the same thing goes for Camaros and Challengers/Chargers. They’re cheaper, usually fairly powerful, rear-wheel-drive vehicles so you get some inexperienced drivers hot dogging in them, which inevitably leads to crashes.
Is that what happened here? What about with the F-150? And what are the chances the two vehicles would hit the same building within 24 hours of each other?
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