BMW M3 Loses Control

Hopefully, my CT4 BW handles better than this :

Cop Escapes 120 MPH Out-Of-Control Car At The Last Possible Moment - Jalopnik

A 17-year-old kid in Fairfax, Virginia nearly killed a cop, another driver, and himself after losing control while going 50 miles over the speed limit on Monday, according to reports.

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[Finally-a-V]

Dang!!!

Anyone who know Fairfax County Parkway and Prince William Parkway knows those roads are crazy, and just shy of a death trap at times. Speed limit is 50 or 55 for the most part, and everyone drives somewhere between 40 and 80 on a regular basis.

 

[1Evil55]

Did he use a blinker?

 

[RDATLTE]

Did he use a blinker?

Since it's a Beemer, I'd bet not...

 

[668LT4]

Ahead of my CT5V Blackwing, I briefly owned a 2022 M4 Competition xDrive. It was an expensive experiment to see if I could be content in a BMW, which I quickly identified I could not. One night turning on to a ramp, I stabbed the throttle and the car reacted in a violent and unexpected manner. I reeled it in ok, but can't state enough how much more comfortable I am pushing in a RWD car, even w/ 668 HP. Cadillac has nailed the execution of the user selectable traction system. The M4 was great to launch in a straight line and insanely fast w AWD, but the handling is definitely not for me.

 

[Dirkbg]

Interesting Cadillac Lyriq story was just under that Cadillac's Finally Reeling in New, Young Buyers, Only to Annoy Them

 

[FLYARMY]

I wonder if the cops had to take a domestic battery report after the kids Dad planted his foot up the kids arse for being an idiot.

 

[rubberduck]

Father passed out drunk on the floor as usual after 1PM.

 

[565565]

Hopefully, my CT4 BW handles better than this :

Cop Escapes 120 MPH Out-Of-Control Car At The Last Possible Moment - Jalopnik

A 17-year-old kid in Fairfax, Virginia nearly killed a cop, another driver, and himself after losing control while going 50 miles over the speed limit on Monday, according to reports.

jalopnik.com

It would be slight safer because it would only be doing 116mph in the same situation.

 

[Deneed4spd]

Who in their right mind gives a 17 yr old a m3 that has excess of 450 hp. Probably is also tuned so probably 500 hp. If most of us had one of those, we would have been in serious trouble in our teenage yrs. Plain dumb…

 

[rubberduck]

Who in their right mind gives a 17 yr old a m3 that has excess of 450 hp. Probably is also tuned so probably 500 hp. If most of us had one of those, we would have been in serious trouble in our teenage yrs. Plain dumb…

IDK, I was 16 years old when I soloed a single engine aircraft and 17 when I got my private pilots license. And it was my Dad’s airplane. Probably not the smartest thing to do as a parent, but it did a lot for me at a young age to learn responsibility.

 

[Deneed4spd]

IDK, I was 16 years old when I soloed a single engine aircraft and 17 when I got my private pilots license. And it was my Dad’s airplane. Probably not the smartest thing to do as a parent, but it did a lot for me at a young age to learn responsibility.

True but u go through how many hrs of pilot training?

 

[dribs15]

IDK, I was 16 years old when I soloed a single engine aircraft and 17 when I got my private pilots license. And it was my Dad’s airplane. Probably not the smartest thing to do as a parent, but it did a lot for me at a young age to learn responsibility.

I wasn't as mature as you at that age... and likely still am not

 

[rubberduck]

I wasn't as mature as you at that age... and likely still am not

I think I hit my peak at around 25 and declined from there.

 

[dribs15]

I think I hit my peak at around 25 and declined from there.

You hit 25? So jelly