What Really Happened to History’s Most Infamous Death Cars Part 2

A four-star general killed in a low-speed fender bender, and his Cadillac is still on display today. A cowboy movie star killed by his own suitcase, in a car that later sold for $155,500. A little red Renault that a builder hid under a tarp for more than 30 years rather than sell it. And that isn't even the strangest one. These are more of the cars that carried famous people to their deaths, and what really happened to every one of them afterwards: General George S. Patton, Paul Walker, Ted Kennedy at Chappaquiddick, Tom Mix, Albert Camus, Paul Castellano, Marc Bolan, Steve Prefontaine, Ernie Kovacs, Anton Yelchin, Harry Chapin, Benazir Bhutto, Jessica Savitch and Aldo Moro. Which story surprised you most? Tell me in the comments. Watch more: What Really Happened to History's Most Infamous Death Cars    • What Really Happened to History's Most Inf...   Most Infamous Death Cars In History    • Most Infamous Death Cars In History   9 Celebrities Who Died In Car Crashes And What Happened To Their Cars    • 9 Celebrities Who Died In Car Crashes And ...