Motorist gets owned by his BMW
 

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/4796264.stm

funny thing is he was totally unharmed!

Why wouldnt he just shut the car off? oOo:

Im sorry but I can think of so many ways to stop the car. But simply just kill the ignition.

Guy is a retard. Simply turn ignition off but don't turn the key back all the way rendering the steering wheel useless.

Perhaps putting car in neutral is another option or manually down shifting to a lower gear.
Some people really need to know their cars..

[quote:0ba8e]He tried to put the car into neutral but the gears were jammed. [/quote:0ba8e]

Some people really need to learn to read.


But yeah guys a tard.

haha what a tool kplsthxbye

well..sometimes when bad situations happen...you forget what you know and panic.

Think about it. What are the chances your car accelerator getting stuck AND you can't get it out of gear!! Something is wrong with this story.

btw misc, i can read very well. Thanks for caring.

what are the chances of the accelerator getting stuck, the gears jamming, AND the brakes failing? eek:

well, if you hold the brakes on when a car is wide open they will overheat and just fade. Try making 3 or 4 hard stops (not locking the tires up but just appling them hard from like 80kmh) and see how well they work on the third time compared to the first. Thats called brake fadding where the rotor and pads overheat and will emit a gas which will prevent the rotor and pad from making full contact with each other. This is why drilled and slotted rotors are so popular for racing use, the holes alow the gas to escape and the slots scrape off the overheated material. Anyways thats you lecture for tonight :p

gg you brake nazi

you are fag

[quote="Jin-Roh":3d1af]you are fag[/quote:3d1af]
Funny, I have a book entitled "Gay Jin" in my house...

why would you have such a book at your house? oOo:

The brakes didnt fail. AS it said in the article the brakes were keeping him at 70mph. But they soon faded