All supercars will crash
05-28-15, 02:35 PM
#16
Pole Position
Maybe he can go back to the dealer and request a new car. You know, this one has a scratch on the front bumper. lol
05-28-15, 07:01 PM
#21
Lexus Test Driver
05-29-15, 06:20 AM
#24
Out of Warranty
Another member of the "more money than brains" club. It seems that the ability to purchase a performance car does not carry with it the ability to drive it, nor the intelligence to know when you're in WAY over your head. These things are the life-blood of YouTube.
From the link, it appears that while the driver had the "launch control" on, it is ONLY functional in first gear - meaning that when you upshift to second, you're on your own. False sense of security, that. It seems that no amount of electronic wizardry will protect an immature fool from his folly. Sort of a roadgoing form of Darwinism in which the most unfit drivers are eliminated from the population, often by violent and expensive means.
From the link, it appears that while the driver had the "launch control" on, it is ONLY functional in first gear - meaning that when you upshift to second, you're on your own. False sense of security, that. It seems that no amount of electronic wizardry will protect an immature fool from his folly. Sort of a roadgoing form of Darwinism in which the most unfit drivers are eliminated from the population, often by violent and expensive means.
05-29-15, 07:56 AM
#25
Lexus Champion
05-30-15, 10:51 PM
#27
Another member of the "more money than brains" club. It seems that the ability to purchase a performance car does not carry with it the ability to drive it, nor the intelligence to know when you're in WAY over your head. These things are the life-blood of YouTube.
From the link, it appears that while the driver had the "launch control" on, it is ONLY functional in first gear - meaning that when you upshift to second, you're on your own. False sense of security, that. It seems that no amount of electronic wizardry will protect an immature fool from his folly. Sort of a roadgoing form of Darwinism in which the most unfit drivers are eliminated from the population, often by violent and expensive means.
From the link, it appears that while the driver had the "launch control" on, it is ONLY functional in first gear - meaning that when you upshift to second, you're on your own. False sense of security, that. It seems that no amount of electronic wizardry will protect an immature fool from his folly. Sort of a roadgoing form of Darwinism in which the most unfit drivers are eliminated from the population, often by violent and expensive means.
How right you are. He didn't even try to keep it on the road. An experienced 7 year old go cart driver could have done a better job.
05-30-15, 11:00 PM
#28
Lexus Test Driver
Are the C7 and the C7 Z06 impressive? Absolutely. But they're both sportcars.
05-31-15, 01:42 PM
#29
Boardroom Thug
Nick, google Corvette and Supercar. Its close enough to debate but this isn't the thread to do it in.
This will be a great topic for the debate forum actually, someone can go start it.
This will be a great topic for the debate forum actually, someone can go start it.
05-31-15, 01:50 PM
#30
Boardroom Thug
Another member of the "more money than brains" club. It seems that the ability to purchase a performance car does not carry with it the ability to drive it, nor the intelligence to know when you're in WAY over your head. These things are the life-blood of YouTube.
From the link, it appears that while the driver had the "launch control" on, it is ONLY functional in first gear - meaning that when you upshift to second, you're on your own. False sense of security, that. It seems that no amount of electronic wizardry will protect an immature fool from his folly. Sort of a roadgoing form of Darwinism in which the most unfit drivers are eliminated from the population, often by violent and expensive means.
From the link, it appears that while the driver had the "launch control" on, it is ONLY functional in first gear - meaning that when you upshift to second, you're on your own. False sense of security, that. It seems that no amount of electronic wizardry will protect an immature fool from his folly. Sort of a roadgoing form of Darwinism in which the most unfit drivers are eliminated from the population, often by violent and expensive means.
People without money do stupid **** all day long as well.... On a positive note, if you see one of these on the road, turn the radio down and open your window, they sound amazing!