Of course you have seen older people do this but age is a factor. Younger kids don't have the driving experience and often make bad decisions. Sorry but have to disagree with you on this one!

Sorry to hear again!! :(

R.I.P.

I agree with you. If I had a son he would know he is not borrowing any of my cars. You and I were both 23 at one time and in general know what guys do or might think in some situations. I hate to say this but we have been there done that. I know you will catch some flack but statisics don't lie. Insurance companies know risk when they see the numbers. Insurance is nothing more than numbers.

Funny some have already called you out for being honest. I laughed at the mentioning of the old man in the 911 etc. Probably did happen cause some
" old " guys never grow up. LOL :driving:

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Its sad regardless. I wonder how it actually happened? Did he swerve to avoid a car or something?

Sad news. Puts all sports cars in a bad light when this happens. Ofcourse as a Titan owner also doesn't look good either.:shakes head:

Sad. Rip

I'm sry to hear about this guys. Really makes me stop and think to be more careful.

Awful story, with implication he was doing something wrong (unconfirmed racing), adds an extra trauma to the family.

Always sad when hear this kind of news. RIP.

And pls.... No Road Racing, Keep in on the Track.

agreed

Rip

That sucks to hear. I wonder if he was a member on this forum? *shrugs*

I think this is the type of reactionary change that will benefit all of us. Practicing restraint is hard to do in such a nice car, but it does pay off in the end (I'm not assuming he was racing. I'm speaking in general.)

I'm talking to myself first with this "advice".

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It is painful to read things like this. My heart goes out to the family!

the picture of the crashed car doesn't look so bad, from the look of it, the driver should have been able to walk away but maybe he wasn't wearing the seat belt :-(