BMW M2 Accident

[daemon]

untakenname said:

daemon said:

With respect, how do you that cheap finance is to blame?

Also a nutter like that would just as easily have wrecked himself in a £10K M3 or a £3K Clio 197.

All of us have had some moments when young but in a less powerful car we mostly all lived to tell the tale.

He could have put his foot down for the same amount of time in something slower but likely got out of shape at a slower speed, 22 is too young for that sort of power imo and he would probably treat it better if he owned it outright (I'm guessing it's on lease).

I agree but its a bit of a leap to pretty much to be holding it up as "yet another example of the wrongs of cheap finance deals - it all ends in tears!"

[Wobbegong]

James_B said:

I wonder what a 22 year-old does to have an M2. Presumably not a graduate, as they tend to leave university at 22 with big debts, but what sort of job lets you leave school at sixteen or eighteen nowadays and earn enough for what's close to £50k once you put some options on it.

I worked from the age of 17 as a courier earning £450/week and then became a bar manager at 19 on roughly £30k/year. Enough money and the M2 would not have been out of reach, especially with the finance options you can now get. (I stuck to an £8k rx8 )

[FourWheelDrift]

The approach to the section, look behind as well for a bit of straight road to get up speed.

https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@57.1468636,-2.50225...

[fido]

I couldn't even insure a car that did 0-60 in 4s when I was 22! Must be fair whack for someone that age. It doesn't compare with a hot hatch (Clio 197) in performance terms.

[pc.iow]

Looks to be some sort of golfer, Probably with the help/backing of daddy. Had an Audi A3 before he had a licence going by his f/b account.

[InitialDave]

sonnenschein3000 said:

Sorry to be *that guy* but how fast was he actually going?

"Too"

[Jonnny]

dhead.

Hope the Police, and Insurance see this video.

I'd be charging Daddy for the fire service time too.

[Ahbefive]

InitialDave said:

sonnenschein3000 said:

Sorry to be *that guy* but how fast was he actually going?

"Too"

No it's not. Better luck next time.

[CanningTown]

Jonnny said:

I'd be charging Daddy for the fire service time too.

Can you explain your reasoning?

[Seanseansean]

That's crazy.
I'm not shocked he crashed at that speed.
If you go though the Facebook, there are a few videos.

I'm 25 and I think a M2 would be a bit of a stupid idea.

[Jonnny]

CanningTown said:

Jonnny said:

I'd be charging Daddy for the fire service time too.

Can you explain your reasoning?

Clearly not driving to the conditions/far too fast.. why should we pay for his idiot behaviour?

[InitialDave]

Ahbefive said:

No it's not. Better luck next time.

I'm not correcting his grammar, you nugget, I'm answering his question.

[Jimmy No Hands]

ELUSIVEJIM said:

One of his pages.

If this is against the rules I will delete.

http://picbear.com/cozza_mca

Edited by ELUSIVEJIM on Monday 12th June 19:12

First picture in is him having left a huge 11 on the road to see off his "old tyres"

Matter of time by the looks of it.

And comments along the lines of how he got into the car or his job is so PH. Doesn't come in to it. Young lad driving past his capability is all that matters here.

[AshBurrows]

pc.iow said:

Looks to be some sort of golfer, Probably with the help/backing of daddy. Had an Audi A3 before he had a licence going by his f/b account.

Hell of a fancy school there.

Looks like it gave him some great ideas though.

[Patrick Bateman]

None of us will be saints in the eyes of the police but fk me there's a time and a place for enthusiastic driving.

[CanningTown]

Jonnny said:

CanningTown said:

Jonnny said:

I'd be charging Daddy for the fire service time too.

Can you explain your reasoning?

Clearly not driving to the conditions/far too fast.. why should we pay for his idiot behaviour?

And it's his dads fault?

[anonymous-user]

FourWheelDrift said:

The approach to the section, look behind as well for a bit of straight road to get up speed.

https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@57.1468636,-2.50225...

As you have stated the road before the entrance "where the Porsche 918 was sitting" is basically straight for a few miles as the corners are nice and open.

I would have no doubt that he would have been travelling at 100 mph plus when passing the Porsche.

This road was resurfaced the last time I attended the car meeting as there was a speed limit due to the stones on the road. The section he went off is under trees which can still have damp patches on a warm day.

The unbelievable part about the accident is that he drove along that road at least once at speed before the accident so he must have know what that corner was all about before appearing again at a faster rate of knots.

How someone could still attack that part of road knowing there are people at the side of the road and the fact other cars are exiting the event but still pass at that speed really needs the book thrown at him.

In fact I have seen less get jail but if he is not short of cash it will result in a big fine.

Edited by anonymous-user on Monday 12th June 19:39

[AGK]

6 day old Pilot Sport Cup 2 tyres on judging by his last Instagram post with a road that looks damp and driving at speed like that.

Can't say I'm surprised.

[Jimmy Recard]

CanningTown said:

And it's his dads fault?

I don't get that either - what about if you go bankrupt? Should your parents be liable for any cock up you ever make?

[SidewaysSi]

Money can't buy you brains.