by "Patrick Nichols" (pnichols)
Published 11/22/2017 at 22:26
by "Patrick Nichols" (pnichols)
Published 11/22/2017 at 22:26
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STARS: 3
Happened today in Manchester, nh. Looks like someone didn’t know there car was rwd, didn’t realize how wet the road was, or was driving around on bald all seasons in 30* weather. My bet is on all three. What do you all think?
"PS9" (PS9)
11/22/2017 at 22:32, STARS: 14
Huntsman spider hid in the car all the way from the Aussie factory and ate the driver at the moment of impact.
"SilentButNotReallyDeadly...killed by G/O Media" (silentbutnotreallydeadly)
11/22/2017 at 22:41, STARS: 1
I think you are overthinking it. The driver made a mistake and the car took advantage.
"boredalways" (boredalway666)
11/22/2017 at 22:41, STARS: 0
^^^^
THIS!
"Svend" (svend)
11/22/2017 at 22:57, STARS: 1
Could also be a percentage of driving while stupid (ie not driving to how the vehicle and weather dictates).
"Rusty Vandura - www.tinyurl.com/keepoppo" (rustyvandura)
11/22/2017 at 22:57, STARS: 1
It’s because stupid.
"VonBootWilly - Likes Toyota, but it's still complicated." (vonbootwilly)
11/23/2017 at 06:00, STARS: 0
These are the images that come to mind when a person randomly rants about their (insert rwd v8 car) was too hard to control, and was “dangerous”... Usually followed by “that’s why I always have to have awwll-wheeeuull-drive”...
"Patrick Nichols" (pnichols)
11/23/2017 at 07:45, STARS: 1
Yeah I’ve met a few of those people but surprisingly none of them have actually had true full time awd. To be fair, I’m not one to talk since I have the option of 4wd but it is usually reserved for an inch or more snow or the mud. Even then if the roads are empty I see how long I can keep it in rwd mode.
"CaptDale - is secretly British" (captdale)
11/24/2017 at 15:30, STARS: 0
Could have been the base V6
"CaptDale - is secretly British" (captdale)
11/24/2017 at 15:30, STARS: 0
God I hope this was a base V6