Not "can" but "have to," considering materials and workmanship that went into that car. I guess it will be a new Yugo, only cheaper and without any quality control whatsoever:
A 1987 Consumer Reports review of the car concluded that buyers would be "better off buying a good used car than a new Yugo", and also stated that it "barely qualified as a car."
In 1989, 31-year-old Leslie Ann Pluhar, driving a 1987 Yugo over the Mackinac Bridge in Michigan, was blown over the bridge's 36-inch railing by a 50 mph gust of wind. (photo)
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heh...My motorcycle could total one and not flatten a tire...
“In 1989, 31-year-old Leslie Ann Pluhar, driving a 1987 Yugo over the Mackinac Bridge in Michigan, was blown over the bridge’s 36-inch railing by a 50 mph gust of wind.”
A friend of mine was part of the recovery team for Leslie.
The team had an unofficial motto after the incident.
“Yugo over, we go under”