NAUGATUCK-- State Police are looking for a driver who caused a horrific crash early Thursday morning on I-84 westbound.
Shaughn Adamski and Robert Piech tell FOX CT they were headed back to Naugatuck early morning Thursday after attending the Little Wayne and Drake concert in Hartford.
Adamski was driving the red 4-door Honda Civic that was hit from behind by a speeding driver on I-84 W between Exits 30 and 31, near the Bristol-Southington line, according to State Police.
'It doesn't even look like a car, it looks like a crumpled up toaster," said Shaughn Adamski.
Adamski says he was traveling in the middle lane and saw headlights coming up from behind, and he told police the vehicle was going 100 mph before it colliding into the left rear corner of his car.
Poilice say after the collision the Civic spun off onto a grassy area before colliding into a tree.
Adamaski says he taken to the hospital after the accident, but escaped with only a separated shoulder.
The passenger, Robert Piech walked away from the accident with just a few cuts and scratches. The accident happened on his birthday.
"The best present is being alive, but I can't complain," said Piech.
The Adamski family saw the wrecked car for the first time after it was delivered to a local body shop later Thursday afternoon.
Shaughn's mother, Pam Adamaniski, was overcome with emotions upon seeing the car for the first time.
"I'm amazed they walked away from this, I'm more angry now than I was before," said Pam Adamaski.
Adamski told State Police he believed the hit-and-run vehicle was a small black Dodge pick-up truck.
The vehicle's grill was recovered at the scene, and authorities have alerted area body shops.
"We could have been dead on the side of the road and someone got away with it. It's not right," said Robert Piech.
"These people, this person really needs be held accountable for their actions," said Pam Adamski, mother.
Anyone with additional information about the accident is urged to contact State Police.