[ronin13013]

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Insane. Enjoy.

[deemo319]

I would not attempt.

[hufington]

Definitely fun but attempting this anywhere in the US will get you a reckless driving ticket and points on your driving record if not arrested.

[Ambrozie]

Impressive.

The first two comments are… let’s use the phrase “walking, talking compliance manuals”

[cfm56d7b]

Watched the video.

Impressed with engineers who designed the tires these vehicle have.

Not impressed at all with the drivers, their motivations (other than a short lived digital fame), and ignorance of risks when a single vehicle accident occurs.

[RARZ4]

I once got stuck on a hill in winter with my M2C, and had to reverse down, park it, and walk home.

[kmarei]

Originally Posted by hufington

Definitely fun but attempting this anywhere in the US will get you a reckless driving ticket and points on your driving record if not arrested.

if in virginia i believe the penalty is hanging, then firing squad, then electric chair.
if you get a nice judge, he might waive the electric chair

[orkinos]

Originally Posted by hufington

Definitely fun but attempting this anywhere in the US will get you a reckless driving ticket and points on your driving record if not arrested.

+1
So true. I just watched some cops in GA in their new police Mustangs chasing almost everyone who was leaving a car meet just because they slightly accelerate onto the road from the car park (maybe up to 40mph - because they saw the cops watching them) and pulling them over to give them tickets. It was so annoying to see how overzealous they were and how recklessly they drove through traffic to stop people. If they see drifting like this, they would've crashed into them to stop them for good and arrest them!

[M2M3M3]

Originally Posted by cfm56d7b

Watched the video.

Impressed with engineers who designed the tires these vehicle have.

Not impressed at all with the drivers, their motivations (other than a short lived digital fame), and ignorance of risks when a single vehicle accident occurs.

In another video, they wrecked the M2 in a snow bank. Judging by the other cars they have... more money than brains.

[Mr. Jonathan]

Originally Posted by deemo319

I would not attempt.

What! You don’t drive to work like that?

[deemo319]

The guardrails is one thing but those blind corners and other parts with no guardrails would be code brown the entire time.

My commute is 16 miles and very boring. I watched it and the drive looks hilarious and being in flat Florida there is much envy. But after growing up in Minnesota and the black ice you can’t see I would definitely pass on driving like that on public roads.

Although, it’s completely awesome they have roads like that.

[HotRodM4]

Sheepman is always an entertaining watch on YouTube.

[DrewNewM2]

If that’s a public road these guys are extremely reckless. I watched a little with no volume

[imc43]

Originally Posted by M2M3M3

In another video, they wrecked the M2 in a snow bank. Judging by the other cars they have... more money than brains.

og schaefchen is an absolute moron with nothing to his name but family money.

i HATE the guy. drives like an idiot on public roads.

[M3Dreams]

Originally Posted by imc43

og schaefchen is an absolute moron with nothing to his name but family money.

i HATE the guy. drives like an idiot on public roads.

This happens when you have too much money you didn’t earn the hard way. But to each their own.

[ronin13013]

GA state police have a sick fleet and will gladly pit maneuver and kill you then go to lunch. Police chases are frowned upon in the Tri State area. They will just go to your house and wait for you to come home. Cameras everywhere!

Originally Posted by orkinos

+1
So true. I just watched some cops in GA in their new police Mustangs chasing almost everyone who was leaving a car meet just because they slightly accelerate onto the road from the car park (maybe up to 40mph - because they saw the cops watching them) and pulling them over to give them tickets. It was so annoying to see how overzealous they were and how recklessly they drove through traffic to stop people. If they see drifting like this, they would've crashed into them to stop them for good and arrest them!

[baj_baj]

Originally Posted by hufington

Definitely fun but attempting this anywhere in the US will get you a reckless driving ticket and points on your driving record if not arrested.

Believe me, where they are driving, if they get caught, they can be happy if they ever get their license back....

They choose these mountain roads because there isn't a single soul there, there are probably days where not a single car drives through, especially in winter.

[HotRodM4]

Posting this on here is like trying to tell your parents a cool story but they turn it into a lecture 😂

[ronin13013]

They are getting a lot of practice on that road lol! Maybe its private property. Seems pretty remote. People here always know better.
So, I won't assume.

Originally Posted by HotRodM4

Posting this on here is like trying to tell your parents a cool story but they turn it into a lecture 😂

[curtdragon]

Why is this front page worthy?

[clutchdj]

Originally Posted by HotRodM4

Posting this on here is like trying to tell your parents a cool story but they turn it into a lecture 😂

Prius forum :

[TEGRITY]

Originally Posted by curtdragon

Why is this front page worthy?

Sure, they are a reckless and idiotic. But, those two lads can drive man and a good testimony to M cars + the scenery! Hence, I guess.