I got my car upside down. Mexican streets are not in good state; they have a lot of bumps and holes. After a rainy day, all bumps and holes are even bigger. So I was just driving my old Tracker the other day when I couldn't avoid some bumps on the street, the street was still wet and slippery so I lost control of my car, I tried to maneuver the steering wheel and I could avoid to crash with another car, but I couldn't avoid to have my car on the sidewalk and because the speed and inertia my car had I crashed with a fence and my car got rollovered (I don't know if that's the correct term, what I want to say is that tires of my car were upside). Since I was wearing my seat belt I didn't get hurt at all, but everyone who saw the accident was completely shocked, I think it wasn't such a big deal, but they called an ambulance and they didn't let me stand up once I got outside of the car. I wasn't a scary experience for me, but what is indeed awful is that meanwhile my car is being repaired I will be using the public transportation, thing that I don't like. There's a photo of my car as well, in case you don't believe or I didn't explain correctly what happened.