Almost died...

[MattM]

yup, better to drift between the car and oncoming traffic rather then steering into the other lane/edge of road and avoiding all drama....i swerve to avoid idiots all the time... its nothing new or fancy

i agree that advanced car handling can save you in situations, but this isnt one of those where its needed

[Rau]

first I want you to rip that ebrake, then you gotta powa ova...

Had to bring that shitpile of a movie up for this shitpile of a thre....... OH, ISWYDT......

you should have counter steered, hit the NAWS and power slid thru on 2 wheels

Knowing his mad tyte dorifto skillz, he would have drifted through a wall, or a barbed wire fence, or another drifter.....

[AbsorbantNut]

Ahh, memories

[Holland]

This thread chases away all the women in my dreams.

[5spoke]

This thread haunts my dreams.

[Fusion]

Epic.

[HarryPotter]

I...I...never saw this.

[scabzzzz]

Im really glad someone bumped this thread. Feeeeels gooood mann.

[bernzpeed]

something is wrong with your story.

Why can a hyundai, presumably doing 45-50 mph like everyone else, slow down enough to make a 180 degree u-turn but you can't slow down enough in a modified bmw e30 to safely avoid hitting him?

You need to either:

A) slow the fuck down, you're going way too fast if you can't outstop a hyundai.

B) pay attention to what is going on around you and look ahead.

C) spend less time "drifting" in mall parking lots and learn how to threshhold brake instead.

yes what he said

[AbsorbantNut]

So this is the trap

[Farbin Kaiber]

Next, you'll need to figure out the extraction method.

[machined]

dorifto s4v3d muh lyfe

stickers plz

[Be30mer]

You mean jrhaile?

Yup, thats who I meant. Wow, those are very similar sigs. I mean, how many people have 5 series bmw's making a hard left turn with cones in the background??

[emoshun]

You used to have a e39 in your sig, right?

You mean jrhaile?

[Be30mer]

???

The E60 in the sig isn't in the family anymore, replaced by 550i Msport

You used to have a e39 in your sig, right?