Are you ready to lose all your financial assets by racing that guy?
#26
Well said but don't forget "intent", "probable cause", and "proximity" to the crash. Let's pretend the z06 driver went up to 70 mph and "responsibly" backed off. How/why is it on him for the crash 5 miles ahead? The other drivers actions could have been "provoked" by a race 2 hours earlier, a video game, watching the NHRA, or street race videos in YouTube...
#27
MBWorld Fanatic!
Thread Starter
I don't post often anymore. So, sorry for a lack of a feedback.
All great rebuttals.
But, what's wrong with ease up on your throttle when challenged? I always do. And i do have a very fast car.
All great rebuttals.
But, what's wrong with ease up on your throttle when challenged? I always do. And i do have a very fast car.
#28
Junior Member
I like this thread, good message - however I wonder how this is even a factor. I'm under the impression that when one buys a Mercedes, you stand to lose your financial assets regardless. Such as in my case, total engine failure before 120K. Balance shaft out of cheese is wonderful "engineering". I had no intention of excitement or adventure driving up a moderate hill at the speed limit, but my R350 had other ideas. I achieved a self-kill. My car defeated itself. Top that!