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Old, but still shocking!

Very old news, I'm sure enough people wanted to post "I told you so".

That makes me sick!

Wow, i hope he took that car without consent because you must be pretty stupid parents to actually let your 18 year

old out in a 500bhp car.

Reminds me of the story of the young 18 year old lad who had a range rover sport, took it out for a spin (speeding) on

Christmas eve and crashed head on with a family in a jeep, they survived but the 3 year old girl in the back now has complete brain

damage and cant do anything herself. He got 6 months.......

Wow, that is insane...

Who on earth gave a 18 year old an M5?

Shiteee

that puts a shiver down my spine just reading it

Wow, that is insane...

Who on earth gave a 18 year old an M5?

Same kind of parents that let there kid have a polo with 300bhp and not insured?

Wow, that is insane...

Who on earth gave a 18 year old an M5?

Same kind of parents that let there kid have a polo with 300bhp and not insured?

:badgrin:

Wow, that is insane...

Who on earth gave a 18 year old an M5?

iirc his dad brought it for him. imo this just backs up the idea of limiting the power output of cars (like they do with motorbikes) for new drivers, no matter how old your are you should have to work your way up, each year you've been passed you can move up to a more powerfull car if you wish, and any body that says insurance already does this is wrong. any body who's parents can afford to by them a M5 won't be paying there own insurance.

wow what a story I read both threads! And teenagers wonder why there car insurance is so high....

yeah he went on a forum like this asking people how he could get it faster and bragging about how sideways he got it and what speeds he got to

This makes me really glad I had <100bhp until I had been driving 2 years

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yeah he went on a forum like this asking people how he could get it faster and bragging about how sideways he got it and what speeds he got to

didn't he ask how to mod it to stop it hitting the limiter in last gear or some thing?

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yeah he went on a forum like this asking people how he could get it faster and bragging about how sideways he got it and what speeds he got to

didn't he ask how to mod it to stop it hitting the limiter in last gear or some thing?

Yeah, summat about dodgy changes when giving it some beans.

yeah, de-restricting top speed too i think

the guy was a nob by the sounds of things

just feel for his family and all the others affected

I dont want to come accross as cold but, was it unexpected???

Must you lot have had a field day with the 17yr old on here with a 20vT telling him he's gonna crash. Would you lot have given the same response to this kid?

apparently the m5 club did say stuff to him, him a young inexperienced driver and the powerfull car he was driving

think they saw it coming

I heard about this a while ago. I think there were five people in the car and three of them were 'partially ejected' according to the report. :puke:

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Unfortunately money doesn't by experience!

apparently the m5 club did say stuff to him, him a young inexperienced driver and the powerfull car he was driving

think they saw it coming

Yeah, I had a read of the thread the guy made about trying to get a smoother gear change and how to make it faster. People were telling him to be careful and that it's a mistake that an 18 year old should have a 500HP car. Wierdly ironic premonition type way, the guy said he drives responsibly and wouldn't put other peoples lives in danger less than 24 hours before the crash.

Not really a lot you can say to someone really if they're really determined to drive a powerful car like that.

Such a sad sad waste, there really should be laws governing the max power a new driver can drive.

Such a sad sad waste, there really should be laws governing the max power a new driver can drive.

pretty horrific really. i wonder how many of you, who can easily point a finger or call the deceased would, if given the chance of such a car would say ' dad, you know hang on I'm not ready for a car as powerful as this' get me something less thrilling. probably none. poor lad . parents are to blame but am sure they are paying for it now poor souls.

Absolute bollox, seriously :roll:

Its not the bullet in the gun that is fired who`s the killer, its the muppet with the trigger finger

Blaming the parents?!!! FFS, what next? - "well Mr and Mrs Smith, little Timmy kicked the ball into the garden and smashed the greenhouse, so hey! thats your fault, seeing how you didnt gag and bound the little c*nt untill he had adequate ball control" - well fuck that! :disgust:

People need to stop rushing to pass on blame, and while they're at it - let great penis`s who cant drive "M5s yahr" and such other douche`s, learn the horrible lessons "life" throws, the only way they can - by experience (good or bad)

Unless of course youre the hippie type and actually give a damn

My thoughts on the story, (dont actually care) poor parents of the driver now have to live with people telling them its their fault their kid decided to take the car on a high speed run resulting in crashing and ruining the lifes of all the other parties involved, aswell as knowing they raised "a special one" who saw fit to "turn it all to max" on a car and drive flat out knowing full well he has no/little experience

Oh yeah, and they lost their child, a part of them - meh!

Poor families of all the others in the car too, well not so much "poor" :? people die, its inevitable, but its probs not nice for them at all

And poor rescue people who saw all the brains, guts etc, they're gonna have nightmares now and need years of counseling - we all know how mentally soft as shite Americans are :-p

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waste of life, all that can be said really

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