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Crashed Into The Back of a Truck at 130 Mph. Driver Was Killed. Passenger Was...

Crashed into the back of a truck at 130 mph. Driver was killed. Passenger was seriously injured.

2009 BMW M-Series M5 E60. Happened in Aachen, Germany.

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