The car, reported to have been a Mustang, flew over the wash and ripped through a fence, crashing into the second floor of the home. Video footage of the scene showed the vehicle lodged into the second story of the home before it was removed by a crane.

A speeding Ford Mustang crashed into the second floor of a Chino home, landing on the roof. No one in the house was injured, but the house was destroyed.

KCAL News team coverage looks at how the car launched from the street, and onto the Chino house -- and Rick Montanez talks to neighbors and the homeowners about the shocking event.

The crash, which occurred in the early hours of Tuesday morning, left 4 occupants of the car injured and damaged the home.

From video taken at the house in the 6000 block of Medford Court, the black sedan could be seen resting on a patio overhang, crashed through a window, leaving a gaping hole on the side of the house.

A driver has left extensive damage to a family's living room after flying off the road and crashing into their home late Monday. Andrea Kobzeff and her husband were downstairs in their home when the crash happened.

A speeding Ford Mustang apparently drove through a chain-link fence, flew over the canal and into a two-story home in Chino. Four people inside the car were hospitalized. The cause of the crash remains under investigation.

In the early morning hours, a Chino couple discovered a car had crashed into their house, landing on a patio overhang. The house suffered extensive damage and has been red-tagged. The homeowners were uninjured.

Four people were hospitalized after the vehicle they were riding in crashed early Tuesday morning. Chino Valley Fire Department and the Chino Police Department responded to a traffic collision with a vehicle that landed on a second-story balcony of a house at 6688 Medford Ct.