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so thats what heaven sounds like.
Soon to be featured on Wrecked Exotics…
That is the most awesome thing I have ever seen in my 29 years od living….
Why are burnouts supposed to be cool? If any idiot with rear wheel drive can do it, why should I care that an FXX can spin around and wreck a set of tires? Maybe I’ll post videos of myself doing donuts in my Q45. I’ll look so cool, just like the 3 million other idiots who post videos of cars doing donuts in a Walmart parking lot.
First of all, that FXX is black, and there’s only one black FXX, and it belongs to Michael Schumacher, so I don’t see him crashing it any time soon.
Second of all, mmmm…..forbidden donut.
You can probably buy several Q45s just for what replacing those tires cost.
@JEC: I used to think the same exact way. But you know what, donuts and burnouts are fun. More fun if the car isnt yours, but still fun. Just like catching that perfect apex is fun and drifting is fun. Give it a try, you might like it.