If that was a MINI->ke57, we would have thought that it was yet another one of those out-of-this-world marketing ploys. Unfortunately, that's not a MINI - it's a Mercedes->ke187 - and it's not meant for any form of PR publicity.

According to the Tulsa World, the car ended up in that predicament after the driver was backing into a parking space on the seventh floor of the building when the driver's foot inexplicably got stuck on the gas pedal, causing it to break through the building's exterior wall.

Fortunately, the debris that rained down from the crash didn't hit any civilians, instead crashing into a number of unsuspecting vehicles in the parking lot outside. As for the Mercedes, parking attendants were able to drive it back inside the confines of the parking space since the rear tires still had a smooth surface underneath it to drive on.

Car crashes are getting weirder and weirder by the day, huh?

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