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12-30-2010, 03:24 PM | #87 |
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Lol it does sound biased towards the camaro. But, that's not the case and honestly how I see it
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12-31-2010, 11:33 PM | #88 | |
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01-01-2011, 07:26 AM | #89 |
from video looks like race was over and mustang sped past doing what they said as a ricer fly by. By the time of the wreck, which i still can't really see do to the video quality, both were cruising and i couldnt tell for sure if they were speeding.
In this video i really cant even see the vic hit the mustang, it seems to just appear out of the whitewash after the mustang passed.camaro seemed to be the worst of the collision from the head on impact. to chalk this up as a street racing gone wrong story though is kinda making a mountain out of a mole hill. that vic would of ruined someones day at even 30 or 40 mph. If you wanna use this as an "evil street racer" vid, i'de turn around and say this more shows how idiotic random drivers can be when they fail to yield or try to rush across oncoming traffic
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Seems like everybody has their mind made up on who's fault it is and what not. But just think, if the Camaro and Mustang would have kept racing, they would have been ahead of the dumbass in the Crown Vic and avoided the whole thing, then the Crown vic would have pulled out in front of someone seemingly less deserving to be in an accident, then this ludicras arguement would never have happened. AND, I find it hard to believe there are people on this forum so against street racing and driving fast. I would think those people would be more comfortable on a Prius forum. Why would one buy a high performance vehicle and not "get on it" once in a while, after all, isn't that why GM makes Camaros, Ford makes Mustangs.....
I know my first comment may sound assinine, but, to me, no more so than a bunch of anti street racer/go fast people driving a Camaro.
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01-04-2011, 12:42 PM | #91 |
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My post will probably echo a few others here,
But to me, it looks like the fault was all on the vic. Yes the camaro and mustang were speeding, but not racing (in my opinion). The camaro was in one gear the whole time, I heard the mustang shift, but he let off the throttle as soon as he did. It's a little difficult to tell because of the whitewash due to poor camera skills, but it looks like the crown vic does not even attempt to stop, he just rolls right into the mustang... In my opinion, it was the vic's fault. |
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Volvo's safety system wouldve seen the car pulling out ahead of time and saved the day and braked the car to a complete stop, darn they shouldv'e bought a Volvo...
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01-04-2011, 04:52 PM | #93 |
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funny how the aftermath pics show a small tool box next to the car... i don't think that's going to help fix it
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01-12-2011, 11:38 AM | #94 |
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It looks like if the street racers had taken it to the track, or at least a place with no traffic, it would have never happened. +1 for jail time. They earned it.
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01-13-2011, 06:43 PM | #95 |
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This is retarded. That video was in no way, shape or form, "street racing". Yes, they were speeding, but not a display of racing.
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From what i see, and I agree with you, it seems that they had started to slow down. Yes they we're still going way to fast, but the blame here should go to the vic driver. What it sounds like to me from others is, I'm doing 65 in a 55 mph speed zone (10 mph What most officers give you) someone turns in front of me, I end up in an accident. So I'm in fault because the car that turned in front of me did not know I was speeding. I personly think they are very wrong. Those cars in the video didnt look like they we're going to much over 10mph.
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This certainly wasn't the most hardcore street race by any stretch of the imagination, but it ended badly. People need to realize that when you are out screwing around in traffic, there are any number of things that can go down. When it does and the police arrive they are going to toss you and the other driver in the back of the crusier. The judge will exercise even less humor. Seriously though, don't get into races with people on the street. If you want to wind your car out a bit, you can, but not against another vehicle. Nobody is saying that you can't occasionally get on it hard...we all do. Just be selective about when and where. Above all else...don't video tape yourself doing it and then post it up in the Internet.
So the take away here: be selective about when and where you step on the throttle, don't race or incite stuff with other motorists (especially dumb asses on superbikes who can't ride very well and crash then blame you for crashing them), and lastly don't tape yourself speeding and then put crap out on the Internet. That is just dumb.
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That wasn't a race lol look how slow they were going haha. You can tell by the other cars they pass on the road. Just a dumbass driver that wants to make a left or u turn and try to beat the traffic instead of waiting for another min.
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