Nice car + driven fast = stolen?
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Just wondering what peoples perception is when they see expensive cars being driven fast / or stupid on the roads.
I seen a new M3 come sideways out of a housing estate onto a dual carriageway before blasting it up through the gears and off into the distance. The friend who I was with said it must have just been stolen, perhaps, but the first thing I did when I bought my Noble was go to Tescos car park and doughnut the f
k out of it 
Imo, the more expensive a car, the harsher you should drive it, thats what its for.
I seen a new M3 come sideways out of a housing estate onto a dual carriageway before blasting it up through the gears and off into the distance. The friend who I was with said it must have just been stolen, perhaps, but the first thing I did when I bought my Noble was go to Tescos car park and doughnut the f
k out of it 
Imo, the more expensive a car, the harsher you should drive it, thats what its for.
BigMonk said:
Just wondering what peoples perception is when they see expensive cars being driven fast / or stupid on the roads.
I seen a new M3 come sideways out of a housing estate onto a dual carriageway before blasting it up through the gears and off into the distance. The friend who I was with said it must have just been stolen, perhaps, but the first thing I did when I bought my Noble was go to Tescos car park and doughnut the f
k out of it 
Imo, the more expensive a car, the harsher you should drive it, thats what its for.
Depends if you can see the driver. Lets say he's a young lad like me but the chav sort driving a 911 like his hair is on fire I'd probably think he's stole it.I seen a new M3 come sideways out of a housing estate onto a dual carriageway before blasting it up through the gears and off into the distance. The friend who I was with said it must have just been stolen, perhaps, but the first thing I did when I bought my Noble was go to Tescos car park and doughnut the f
k out of it 
Imo, the more expensive a car, the harsher you should drive it, thats what its for.
My dads friend has an old Mustang that he drives like a nutter and it's not stolen. He's a normal person. Depends on the driver.
powwerr said:
Ill be honest and say ive never really seen any precious metal getting a good hiding on the road. Its always just a cruise. Ive never been to many supercar meets or anything though.
Always wanted somthing nice to cane it past me on the m.way at silly leptons. Never happened though.
I've had a few clients with nice cars who have overtaken me at warp speeds when on a shoot. Quite a sight! Always wanted somthing nice to cane it past me on the m.way at silly leptons. Never happened though.


Garlick said:
powwerr said:
Always wanted somthing nice to cane it past me on the m.way at silly leptons. Never happened though. 
That's just dull though, the B roads are far more fun. Anyone can go fast in a straight line 

Garlick said:
powwerr said:
Always wanted somthing nice to cane it past me on the m.way at silly leptons. Never happened though. 
That's just dull though, the B roads are far more fun. Anyone can go fast in a straight line 

Voice from rearmost car comes over the walkie-talkie - "er lads, you might want to check this out".
Headlights in the mirror.. Gaining. Nope, Quicker than that. I will never forget it.
In this short period of time we applied correct protocol and wound windows down, stuck heads out.
WHAM. My little Escort damn nearly flipped over.
We got well and truly 'buzzed'.
Ferrari F40. Ferrari F50. Lamborghini Diablo.
Must have been going 150mph. Nose to tail. Like a pack of F-16's going past.
Absolute magic. Not one of us had chance to turn a camera on or anything - we were laughing and whooping - it was brilliant.
I highly doubt those three were stolen. Did wonder how many Euro's they were carrying each in order to feel they could pull that kind of speed off.
powwerr said:
Ill be honest and say ive never really seen any precious metal getting a good hiding on the road. Its always just a cruise. Ive never been to many supercar meets or anything though.
Always wanted somthing nice to cane it past me on the m.way at silly leptons. Never happened though.
I was going to say the same thing. Very rare to see something such as a 911 being given some stickAlways wanted somthing nice to cane it past me on the m.way at silly leptons. Never happened though.

collateral said:
powwerr said:
Ill be honest and say ive never really seen any precious metal getting a good hiding on the road. Its always just a cruise. Ive never been to many supercar meets or anything though.
Always wanted somthing nice to cane it past me on the m.way at silly leptons. Never happened though.
I was going to say the same thing. Very rare to see something such as a 911 being given some stickAlways wanted somthing nice to cane it past me on the m.way at silly leptons. Never happened though.


I got my driving license in 1990, and have driven hundreds of thousands of miles since then.
I have never seen a 911 being driven enthusiastically.
pilchardthecat said:
collateral said:
powwerr said:
Ill be honest and say ive never really seen any precious metal getting a good hiding on the road. Its always just a cruise. Ive never been to many supercar meets or anything though.
Always wanted somthing nice to cane it past me on the m.way at silly leptons. Never happened though.
I was going to say the same thing. Very rare to see something such as a 911 being given some stickAlways wanted somthing nice to cane it past me on the m.way at silly leptons. Never happened though.


I got my driving license in 1990, and have driven hundreds of thousands of miles since then.
I have never seen a 911 being driven enthusiastically.
Go to a trackday
Go on a PH hoon
Go to the Alps
Go to Le Mans 24h
I've seen 911s being driven hard on 3 of those and reports from friends driving to Le Mans have confirmed the 4th.
I see at least 3 911's go past my office window everyday giving it the beans - I instantly recognise the sound. All 3 are 996/997's though, people that work nearby.
ETA - related to Ewens post - I also have distinct memories of map-reading in a 993 Turbo, following PH'er 'burriana' in the most beautiful 911 RS rep (White, Red decals) you can imagine, driving it how it deserved.
ETA - related to Ewens post - I also have distinct memories of map-reading in a 993 Turbo, following PH'er 'burriana' in the most beautiful 911 RS rep (White, Red decals) you can imagine, driving it how it deserved.
Edited by snotrag on Monday 4th April 16:46
Garlick said:
powwerr said:
Always wanted somthing nice to cane it past me on the m.way at silly leptons. Never happened though. 
That's just dull though, the B roads are far more fun. Anyone can go fast in a straight line

BigMonk said:
the first thing I did when I bought my Noble was go to Tescos car park and doughnut the f
k out of it 
Really? Blimey, I always have a bedding in period in a new car where I treat it so gently as it's shiny and new. I might have treated myself to a blast along my favourite road, but spinning it up in a supermarket car park? Not my style, but each to their own sir!
k out of it 
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