text: Thursday, March 19, 2015, 10:21 AM
  
  A high-speed 100-mile car chase came to a dramatic end when the suspect's vehicle smashed into a highway barrier and flipped over twice.
  
  Helicopter footage shows the Nissan hitting speeds of 100 mph after the pursuit began in Vacaville, northern California, on Tuesday afternoon.
  
  Ramon Bernal, 24, was allegedly speeding when patrol officers asked him to pull over. He refused and tried to flee, reports ABC 7.
  
  He lost a full tire during the chase, but managed to evade capture for almost 100 miles.
  
  The chase saw him driving on Highway 80 in the North Bay, heading south on I-680 through the East Bay until reaching San Jose. He then headed back north on I-280.
  
  But he eventually lost control as he neared Los Altos Hills at 3 p.m. The SUV skidded into a barrier and then cartwheeled in the air.
  
  Incredibly, the vehicle landed on its wheels without striking any other cars.
  
  Bernal, from Davis, emerged slightly dazed and confused but apparently uninjured from the wreckage. He was surrounded by armed cops and arrested.
  
  Police said they were "puzzled" by his failure to stop as he did not have a criminal record and the car was not stolen. He is now facing a slew of felony charges.
  
  ON A MOBILE DEVICE? WATCH HERE
summary: A high-speed 100-mile car chase came to a dramatic end when the suspect's vehicle smashed into a central reservation and flipped over twice.