Teen fighting for life after allegedly stolen car in multi-vehicle crash



A stolen car has allegedly caused a multi-vehicle crash that's left a teenage passenger fighting for life on the Gold Coast.

An allegedly stolen black Kia carrying four teenagers inside crashed with a Camry on the Gold Coast Highway at Palm Beach just before 12am today

That Camry was sent crashing into a nearby bus.

To read more: https://www.9news.com.au/national/gold-coast-teen-fighting-for-life-after-allegedly-stolen-car-causes-multivehicle-crash/33f34a4c-89c4-49ea-ba38-13b81c8ec422

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