Powersliding road cars!

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Found them in high-res, albeit with a watermark.

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waggles
Found them in high-res, albeit with a watermark.
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Awesome, I can see myself using one of those as a wallpaper in the very near future, thanks!👍
 
My first thought was how miserable and hacked off he looks for someone sliding a Porsche flagship car.
 
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I forgot they made an M5 Estate. Doesn't seem like a great engine for one, though...you want more torque in order to haul stuff...
 
Jim Prower
I forgot they made an M5 Estate. Doesn't seem like a great engine for one, though...you want more torque in order to haul stuff...
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Right... because when you are buying a 500 HP wagon, your first concern is hauling your yacht around. Still has nearly 400 ft/lbs, which would work for the most part.

And if they are blowing $85,000 on a car, they can afford to get a truck if they really need to haul that yacht around...
 
Loving the picture of the Police Charger kicking it sideways.
 
Azuremen
Right... because when you are buying a 500 HP wagon, your first concern is hauling your yacht around. Still has nearly 400 ft/lbs, which would work for the most part.

And if they are blowing $85,000 on a car, they can afford to get a truck if they really need to haul that yacht around...
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was more concerned with the power delivery compared to the extra weight and whatever you can fit in the boot, but whatever.
 
Jim Prower
was more concerned with the power delivery compared to the extra weight and whatever you can fit in the boot, but whatever.
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Which is what I was commenting on, not storage room or weight...

It is a 5 liter V10, and it produces adequate torque for towing, I'd say.
 
Yeah, but waaaaay high...

Fah, let's just call it an epic powerslide nonetheless and leave it at that.
 
Were the wheels spinning? If so. Yes, yes it does. Also clean your car up it looks all dirty. ;)
 
They were spinning a lot but the shutter speed of the camera was a bit too fast to cath them.

This should clear things up.

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It is dirty but with all the weather we've had recently it would be back that way very quickly.
 
Can we post videos as well?

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More than a month and no posts?? no way!!!

I edited the pics a lot, and you may have seen the originals... they're quite common
 

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I've attempted to get my mustang to slide, it definitely has the power, the only issue is the dismal suspension and the fact that I cant spin the wheel fast enough to counter steer without power steering quick enough. I've pulled off a few good slides (they were junk tires) but I'd say 90% were failures
 
A couple of these are racecars, but the only aesthetic difference is a few stickers, so I don't care. It gets sketchy towards the end, but I love it. I think the Mini is Joey D's!

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And I still think that Lexus is way better than the Bug.

Edit: Whoa, jpeg artifacts. Dunno what happened to the Bug, ew.
 
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