This here's a Toyata Sequoia. A Toyota Sequoia has more power than the average V8-equipped SUV. The cool thing about its engine is that it has 32 valves. I don't know much about engines or what happens within them, but other V8's have 24, or maybe (i'm not sure) 16 valves. So 16 valves would be two valves per cylinder (V8=8 cyl. V6=6 cyl.), 24 valves would be three per cyl., and 32 would be 4 valves per cylinder. I knew some rich people with a Sequoia who said the gas bill was high for this vehicle.

As you can see, it is more importantly upsidedown. And by saying 'more importantly' I mean, who really cares about the engine size of the vehicle when it is upsidedown in a ditch in the snow on the border of Canada and The United States. I'm being completely truthful by saying that, yes, this vehicle is upsidedown in Canada, and upsidedown in USA at THE VERY SAME TIME. I am particularily proud of this picture although it is just a cell phone pic.

I figure the people were driving their oversized SUV crazily thinking they owned the road (in the case, 0 avenue). Flipping over causing thousands in boday damage and possibly frame damage hopefully taught them a lesson.

In conclusion, this really was a sight to see, and I am proud of this photograph because it's not often that you see a car flipped upsidedown in a ditch, and even more rare it is that you see a car flipped upsidedown in the heavy snow in a ditch half in Canada, and half in america.

Thank you very much, and enjoy.