I’ve lost count how many former loaner cars I’ve looked at that have been advertised as “executive demos”.
I’ve lost count how many former loaner cars I’ve looked at that have been advertised as “executive demos”.
Having commuted 100 mi/day in S. Florida, I can confirm that passing an overturned car on the turnpike was literally a weekly occurrence. It’s completely flat and wide open. I have no idea how these people managed to do it so effortlessly.
If I were hitchhiking, this is exactly the car I would like to pick me up.
Exactly. This guy had no business driving anything less than a tractor trailer if he had any reasonable expectation of safety. He knew the risk, and deserved to die.
This is perfect for me because I begin my new career as a roofer tomorrow, and I figured a new suit would impress my new boss more than having my own power tools.
I wonder how much he paid.
For me it’s service techs and valets. 9 times out of 10, they turn my lights from auto to off, for no apparent reason. Unfortunately I only use a valet/tech maybe twice a year, so after 6 months of never touching your headlight switch, it never even occurs to me to check it until I see other cars flash me.
Ignorance is strength.
If you can do it while holding a beer, then it’s not a sport.
Driving it to her MMA gym, probably.
They just gave it a head start because it is slower.
One neighborhood near me is made up almost entirely of 7 figure homes. The average value of vehicle there is probably $15k tops. In the $300k housing neighborhoods nearby, the average value of vehicle is probably $60k.
He was such a brave hero.
Wasn’t there video of this car showing how the stability control made it virtually impossible to spin?
Pretty sure that’s a Bugatti, dude.