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lol.....that was the W.A cruise mate, just over exited

that's a bit harsh

i understand that the rush of having a import that sounds as sexual as that must be put to the test.....but i rkn it was a lil reckless....

And then you've got this video, posted by the same guy, looking at the window sticker it seems to be in the same car:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Gf-NBpECWE...ted&search=

The driver's in it too, if anyone recognises the idiot. Apparently he beat that GT-R too.....

what a f**k-wit. all that power and no driving skill. maybe someone should tell him to try and turn the sterring wheel to try and catch the slide and keep his foot on the gas a bit to control it.

or maybe someone should just flush his keys down the toilet, then they will be with his driving skills.

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