Ditched Ferrari
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Schmed said:
SidewaysSi said:
BMWs are great in the wet. People who struggle just need to learn how to drive.
BMWs are s
t in the wet and st in the dry. They are not built to last and they are predominately driven by s, exactly like you sideways oddly enough, what a shocker.t" exactly?How's the 718 treating you anyway buddy?
don't let facts, reason or maturity get in the way of a good rant!Not sure I get this. No record of the actual accident. Just a car in a ditch
Not a Ferrari person but lots of time with other fairly quick cars. Cars that come on PS Cups (for instance) as standard can be very challenging for a driver who does not have experience on the wet.
We do not know the experience of the driver. Easy to chortle but
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Not a Ferrari person but lots of time with other fairly quick cars. Cars that come on PS Cups (for instance) as standard can be very challenging for a driver who does not have experience on the wet.
We do not know the experience of the driver. Easy to chortle but
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monzaxjr said:
I only just found this, and I've got to say watching it made my day so thanks for posting it. 
Schmed said:
BMWs are st in the wet and st in the dry. They are not built to last and they are predominately driven by s, exactly like you sideways oddly enough, what a shocker.
Ah, it’s that guy who likes scaring cyclists the rumbling flat 4 in his Boxster, how amusing. t in the wet and st in the dry. They are not built to last and they are predominately driven by s, exactly like you sideways oddly enough, what a shocker.As someone who ones one of those I’m sure you know the correct meaning of unreliability
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