THIS is the shocking moment a speeding car plunges off a 6,500ft mountain top but the driver miraculously survives. Footage of the incident shows a red Audi speeding past a motorcyclist before slamming on the breaks and losing control. The car plunged off a 6,500ft mountain top in Saudi Arabia The driver survived and shared images of his bunged-up car The driver bulldozes through concrete bollards and off the side of a mountain road. Thankfully, the driver survived and shared images of his smashed-up car with a collapsed exhaust and a front bumper that was almost completely demolished. The accident occurred on Al-Hada Road in the hilly region of Taif Governorate in Saudi Arabia on Friday, according to local reports. Footage uploaded to YouTube captures the rev-head driver speeding up to overtake a car in front but is suddenly cut off. Most read in The Sun RAD CARPET US Open champ Emma Raducanu rubs shoulders with JLo and Megan Fox at Met Gala SAFE AS HOUSES Buy-to-let landlord, 22, says young have 'no excuse' for not owning a home RAGE ROVER Moment stolen Range Rover rams BMW with 2 kids inside and smashes 12 parked cars LISA UNLEASHED Angry Lisa Armstrong lashes out at ex Ant McPartlin's team after NTAs win FULL-TIME WIFE If more women looked after their men like I do they wouldn't get divorced MAMA MIA Ronaldo, Georgina Rodriguez and his mum eat at Italian chain after Man Utd return The car swerves uncontrollably before crashing into large concrete barriers and plunging off a 6,500ft cliff in a clip that’s doing the rounds on social media. According to sources for MiddleEastIn-24, the accident took place in Al-Kur area and the car veered off the slope at Jabal al-Hada. No deaths were reported but the driver did sustain minor bruises. The red sports car was left complete smashed up. Footage shows the car missing its front bumper, a broken exhaust, and most its sides smashed up. The entire front bumper was destroyed The driver was lucky to be alive We pay for your stories! Do you have a story for The Sun news desk? Email us at exclusive@the-sun.co.uk or call 02077824104. You can WhatsApp us on 07423 720 250. We pay for videos too. Click here to upload yours Click here to get The Sun newspaper delivered for FREE for the next six weeks.