This is one extremely unluky 332ti!

[(408)-OUTLAWti]

This guy is lucky to be alive.

[dahamler]

"I crashed my custom BMW 332ti Compact while driving backroads near my house. Along with the M3 motor, cold air intake, M3 insturment cluster, limited slip, short throw shifter, lower gears and exterior mods too many to list, I recently tore out all the rear interior, rear seat, spare tire, and tool kit, cutting out almost 100 pounds of unsprung weight. The wreck happened on wet roads around midnight. The irony is I past the entrance to my subdivision two minutes before I totaled my car I owned for less than two months. I ended up with 15 stitches in both hands. It added up to $15,000 medical damage. A thousand dollars per stitch, W/O MED. INS.. Add insult to injury, I only had liability insurance on the BMW. I am out a total of nearly $75,000. Do the right thing: Go home if your close, not on a Special Stage in your own rally race. Be safe on open roads. Buckle Up. I did. If I didnt, I know I would be dead."

These cars are difficult to control even in ideal conditions. It's all most impossible to maintain traction even moving in a straight line. Be careful out there everyone especially those with force induction or swaps.

-Dan

[MacUser]

"People on 'ludes should not drive."
- Jeff Spicoli

Driving lessons might be in order here.

Furthermore, what kind of irresponsible idiot drives through a residential neighborhood at 85mph anyway?

[ajoystick]

Such a waste

[tiFreak]

Originally Posted by ajoystick

Such a waste

+1, I saw this on the enthusiast auto website before, sucks that it ended up in the hands of someone who was going to drive 85 mph in a neighborhood on wet roads

[MacUser]

Originally Posted by ajoystick

Such a waste

And to make matters even worse, it's a Hellrot!

[ajoystick]

what do yall think of the shaved usually black/dark-grey trim from the door ?

[1996 328ti]

Originally Posted by MacUser

"People on 'ludes should not drive."
- Jeff Spicoli

Driving lessons might be in order here.

Furthermore, what kind of irresponsible idiot drives through a residential neighborhood at 85mph anyway?

What idiot?
How about this one?
http://www.wyff4.com/news/19385242/detail.html

Edit: And he bought it from a CCA member.

[MacUser]

Originally Posted by 1996 328ti

What idiot?
How about this one?
http://www.wyff4.com/news/19385242/detail.html

Edit: And he bought it from a CCA member.

Well, at least the ti was lighter than the Maserati, so .... a lower-caliber weapon?

[MacUser]

... and that "CRV" that he hit is also known as a "Pilot" to Honda enthusiasts, the heaviest CRV ever made.

And one more thing ... DIBS ON THE ANTENNA GROMMET!

[chrisbec]

Not a fan of reckless driving in residential neighborhoods. I don't have a perfect driving record and I've done my share of dumb $hit behind the wheel. But I can't say that I haven't done anything this dumb - yet. The news article said that the engine gurgled like an outboard motor for 15 minutes before it died .

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4NJmB...eature=related

http://www.galvestondailynews.com/st...2e1da427373dfb

[MacUser]

Originally Posted by chrisbec

I don't have a perfect driving record and I've done my share of dumb $hit behind the wheel. But I can't say that I haven't done anything this dumb - yet.

This is what separates you and I from the videomaker: He seems proud of his accomplishment.

Ouch! The Veyron driver could use some driving lessons also.

[chrisbec]

Yea, he said "I think it's a lambo - dude" LMAO! I'm pretty sure if you listen hard enough you can hear a seed pop.

[xxxJohnBoyxxx]

Originally Posted by dahamler

"I crashed my custom BMW 332ti Compact while driving backroads near my house. Along with the M3 motor, cold air intake, M3 insturment cluster, limited slip, short throw shifter, lower gears and exterior mods too many to list, I recently tore out all the rear interior, rear seat, spare tire, and tool kit, cutting out almost 100 pounds of unsprung weight. The wreck happened on wet roads around midnight. The irony is I past the entrance to my subdivision two minutes before I totaled my car I owned for less than two months. I ended up with 15 stitches in both hands. It added up to $15,000 medical damage. A thousand dollars per stitch, W/O MED. INS.. Add insult to injury, I only had liability insurance on the BMW. I am out a total of nearly $75,000. Do the right thing: Go home if your close, not on a Special Stage in your own rally race. Be safe on open roads. Buckle Up. I did. If I didnt, I know I would be dead."

These cars are difficult to control even in ideal conditions. It's all most impossible to maintain traction even moving in a straight line. Be careful out there everyone especially those with force induction or swaps.

-Dan

Dude sorry to hear about this...I've got to ask were you buzzed?

Glad you survived cause looking at the video you got real lucky to walk away and push that door bell...the car can be replaced but a life can't and a lession can be learned by all including me with this incident. Hope your hands heal well and no nerves were cut...Everyone makes bad decisions and some of us pay for it big. My DUI cost me $25K in damaged car, 3 jet skis and legal costs. I was lucky no one got hurt or killed...If it played out different in my incident I might be in jail for the rest of my life

Lession learned I hope

[dahamler]

Originally Posted by xxxJohnBoyxxx

Dude sorry to hear about this...I've got to ask were you buzzed?

Glad you survived cause looking at the video you got real lucky to walk away and push that door bell...the car can be replaced but a life can't and a lession can be learned by all including me with this incident. Hope your hands heal well and no nerves were cut...Everyone makes bad decisions and some of us pay for it big. My DUI cost me $25K in damaged car, 3 jet skis and legal costs. I was lucky no one got hurt or killed...If it played out different in my incident I might be in jail for the rest of my life

Lession learned I hope

I can't comment because it wasn't me. I found that blurp on you tube.