GTR vs my 458
#22
08-01-2011, 03:40 AM
apart from racial stereo types
just goes to show there is no accounting for driving skill even with something as learned as the GTR with all those electronic aids -
Using the middle lane - is acceptable practice given you can see what your doing..
Done this many times on narrow country lanes in the UK.
Well done the Fezza driver for showing that lamo driver what not to do !
But what id give to be on that road though - lovely !
just goes to show there is no accounting for driving skill even with something as learned as the GTR with all those electronic aids -
Using the middle lane - is acceptable practice given you can see what your doing..
Done this many times on narrow country lanes in the UK.
Well done the Fezza driver for showing that lamo driver what not to do !
But what id give to be on that road though - lovely !
#23
08-01-2011, 12:53 PM
apart from racial stereo types
just goes to show there is no accounting for driving skill even with something as learned as the GTR with all those electronic aids -
Using the middle lane - is acceptable practice given you can see what your doing..
Done this many times on narrow country lanes in the UK.
Well done the Fezza driver for showing that lamo driver what not to do !
But what id give to be on that road though - lovely !
just goes to show there is no accounting for driving skill even with something as learned as the GTR with all those electronic aids -
Using the middle lane - is acceptable practice given you can see what your doing..
Done this many times on narrow country lanes in the UK.
Well done the Fezza driver for showing that lamo driver what not to do !
But what id give to be on that road though - lovely !
#25
08-01-2011, 10:25 PM
He would've bought lunch, debadged it, re-engineered it from the ground up. It would have been the leanest and most canyon-ready lunch you have ever had. You would've been sprinting canyon roads. He would've taken the stock lunch and rebuilt it with his own two hands (he is no pansy bitch) so that it was the best lunch on the table, anywhere in the world, period.
#27
08-01-2011, 11:39 PM
I was thinking the same thing. And not just crossing the lines - it may be hard to tell on youtube, but it seemed like he was way slow in the corners.
#28
08-02-2011, 12:40 AM
He would've bought lunch, debadged it, re-engineered it from the ground up. It would have been the leanest and most canyon-ready lunch you have ever had. You would've been sprinting canyon roads. He would've taken the stock lunch and rebuilt it with his own two hands (he is no pansy bitch) so that it was the best lunch on the table, anywhere in the world, period.
#29
08-02-2011, 12:48 AM
just so you know, being part chinese, i took no offense. i found it hilarious. my friends (black, white, hispanic, whatever) make fun of each other all the time.
#30
08-02-2011, 12:51 AM
I held back I didn't want to ask if the video was slowed down to half speed.