Dan87951

Terriable... look for yourself. Wonder if back in the 80's if any of our cars were driven like that... ahhh

The video

TrevorW

That is complete bull ****. I guess we should get used to the 'jackass' mentality.

Mongo

that guy deserves to have a firstclass ticket on asskicked airlines

bloodraven

assmonkey...that f*cking monkey....*** monkey monkey that f*cking monkey! Guy needs a beat down put on him...

Macfreak007

I saw this video on a local car forum, they found out that the guy did end up buying the car, he is friends with the salesman, so the video is fake, but pretty crazy nevertheless.

Meeyatch1

I cannot get it to play.....

Yabo

I figured it was fake,,, it seemed odd they would have people video taping all over the area form outside the car.

streckfu's

I saw that on one of the BMW forums. If you see the complete video, you can see it's pretty set up.

bloodraven

ahh....well then...at least he bought a nice car....

Serge944

Yesterday, i saw 3 brand new (with window sticker still attached) BMW's being redlined to **** around town. Three arabic guys were driving them alone (probably employees of the dealership).

GOBOGIE

Nice avatar Dan! Study hard!!!

pcarfan944

Exactly why I hate to buy a used car, and if I do want to know its extensive history. People who just beat on cars and in general have no respect for them tick me off, like once when I took my old car to the dealership for service and when I come to pick it up a few hours later I spot the car out on a tire smoking joyride by some dead beat teenager. When I made a comment about it to the service manager, that I saw my car go screaming past wound to the redline with squeeking tires and why he didn't seem to have a care in the world. ******.

89magic98

That's also why a "new" car has only 4-5 miles on it tops. Some dealers claim that a car with up to 200 miles on it is still considered "new".

pcarfan944

And just imagine all the abuse that could be done in 200 miles, on your "new" car.

NeedPorscheSpeed

I would have been so upset! That reminds me of the time I went to a Porsche dealership to browse about three years ago. I talked to one of the detailers and general go-fer for a while. He was, as you succinctly put it, a deadbeat teenager who enjoyed taking the brand Porsches on "hammering" joyrides... I couldn't believe my ears! Here I am thinking, "Yes, Porsches are made to be driven, and driven hard, but for Pete's sake, they need a break-in period!" Not to mention the fact that buyers of "new" cars don't want one that has been used, make that "abused"... I seriously considered reporting this kid to management, but did not...

Back to your nightmarish "tire-smoking" service visit... I can't imagine the rage that must have formed within you! I'll bet you were seeing red! I am so thankful that the guys who service my car (when I absolutely can not do it) are trustworthy and fair. It is such a blessing! I shudder to think of having to take my babies to a dealership or an independent whose technicians I do not know personally.