My first thought was the vertical car’s chassis was mounted high and car behind had just rear ended it so hard it flipped up and in a very unlikely turn of events happened to tip up with just the right amount of force to balance rather than fall further over on top of the front car. But if that was the case, you’d expect the back car’s windshield would be shattered and I can’t tell for sure whether it is or not in that picture.
My first thought was the vertical car’s chassis was mounted high and car behind had just rear ended it so hard it flipped up and in a very unlikely turn of events happened to tip up with just the right amount of force to balance rather than fall further over on top of the front car. But if that was the case, you’d expect the back car’s windshield would be shattered and I can’t tell for sure whether it is or not in that picture.
Your guess is as good as mine, I don’t know how it gets that way, just how to stabilize the vehicle and get victims out.
Maybe both cars were speeding, and both hit the breaks, but the rear car pushed the other one up in the air just right that it balanced that way?