A Toyota Camry landed on top of air-conditioning units at a Lauderhill apartment complex

Car lands on top of A/C units at Lauderhill apartments

The property owner looks on after a car crushed the air conditioning unit she recently installed at the Newport of Lauderhill apartment complex

 (Wayne K. Roustan, Sun Sentinel)

By Wayne K. RoustanSun Sentinelcontact the reporter

A Toyota Camry landed on top of air-conditioning units at a Lauderhill apartment complex

Some Lauderhill apartment residents are looking for new ways to stay cool after a car crashed into their air conditioning units Wednesday morning.

No injuries were reported when a bronze 4-door Toyota Camry ended up on top of the exterior central air-conditioning units at the Newport at Lauderhill apartment complex.
 

The incident was reported shortly after 6:30 a.m. at 2051 NW 46 Avenue.

It left the car adjacent to several empty parking spaces and propped on top of the air conditioners outside some first-floor units at the complex. The vehicle was towed away shortly after 7:30 a.m.
 

What caused the driver to end up in such a position wasn't clear and the amount of damage to the air-conditioning equipment was not immediately available.

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