Actually: http://www.lfsforum.net/showthread.php?t=5401

ahw... crap, didnt see that... :bump:
srry

My friend's dad recently wrote off an acura TL recently. He has a steep driveway but he parked it at the top, and althought the emergency brake and whatnot were on, it still managed to roll down an hit a tree

As we seem to be alive and kicking in this thread again...

Only 1 write-off accident, but both vehicles involved were written off. I was riding a 125 two-stroke bike, went to go round a car that had parked up on a country road illepall. I got near to him, he pulled out to do a u-turn.

On the 650cc there's been an incident involving diesel on a roundabout (bike slid away from me - was going very slowly) and one where I went a bit fast into a corner then landed in a muddy ditch covering myself head to foot (and the bike) in mud.

On the current bike there was another roundabout with mud, again going very slowly but the cost was huge. A week before that one I had been messing around on a monkey-bike (small motorbike) at a party. Fell off that earning a few scars but no damage to the bike. Everyone present said "good job that wasn't your bike!".

Yet to crash a car though. <runs off to touch lots of wood>

Quote from P5YcHoM4N :

Their new car (a 2.0 omega) has some massive pull over their old car (2.0 Granada, which tbh had a lot, was the rice killer), So she just put hers down, and flew past him at 120mph uphill! Though after seeing how fast she was, she did slow down.

Funniest thing I have ever read on the internet, full stop. Have you never been in a fast (Even slightly,) car? An Omega with a 2.0 engine has the same power to weight ratio as a piece of tarmac, and a 2.0 Granada is just worse. Shame on you....