Them peugeot drivers are danger on the road

A fine demonstration of really poor driver skill.

http://www.erborrico.com/206raba.wmv

[For the bandwidth pikeys - Small clip of a 206 taking a corner a little bit
too fast, and rolling it in front of a scooter rider]

 

I can't understand how you can **** something up like that.

 

Ben Blaney says...

Nor can I, the scooter was a sitting fucking target and he missed.

 

Its like when the bar staff drop the glasses

 

Buster??
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Watch for when the brake lights come on, then boggle at how only then
do they start turning into the slide, without coming off the brakes at
all.

Wankers.

 

It was somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the
drugs began to take hold. I remember "Chris Morley"

An utter ****. Scooter rider or not, that lad and his pillion would have
been minced beef because of that fucking idiot.

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Dave

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Even so there's something that really doesn't look right about the way
that car handled. A small family hatch like that shouldn't oversteer
on a standard set up, even on lift off.

I'm wondering whether it had been Nova-boyed up with non-standard
tyres/suspension setup.

 

The fact that a crowd of people were watching and cheering doesn't lead you
to think it just might have been a race/show off type thing?

 

Yes it does. I'm also wondering whether I was wrong to conclude that
the setup of the car had been changed but now think it's entirely
possible that the driver was a sufficiently clueless fucktard to have
wound on so much lock at the entry to the corner that he was unable to
unwind it quickly enough to prevent oversteer at the exit.

 

I was quite close, on foot, to a Ford that managed to do that right near
a busy car park. Seemed to flip over in slow motion it did, after
hitting two other cars. The bloke didn't have any license or insurance,
or tax, and the car was emptying the contents of it's fuel tank down the
road.

*nice*

 

You *did* light the petrol before matey had got out, didn't you?

 

Only after manacling him to the car and giving him a hacksaw ...

 

You reckon?

A lot of French and Italian cars will. Ask any 205 GTi driver.

My 33 16v also had a tendancy to do it, and the Cinquecento did a very
nice line in sideways action on damp roundabouts.

 

Excellent film!

 

I like your line of thinking Mr Pip.

 

Sounds a bit Dirty Harryish, but prolly isn't...

 

Mad MAx IIRC

 

Ah yes, that'd be more like it.

 

You took your sweet time, Champion.