New Mustang Vs Wall

[hockeyrcks9901]

A car with that much torque and horsepower could probably drive even if you drop the clutch. And like a few people said in the comments for the video, the engine idles at a higher rpm when you first start it. So he could have started the car, dropped the clutch and the car would still go. You can even hear the tires "chirp" in the video as if he did drop the clutch.

[sdy284]

A car with that much torque and horsepower could probably drive even if you drop the clutch. And like a few people said in the comments for the video, the engine idles at a higher rpm when you first start it. So he could have started the car, dropped the clutch and the car would still go. You can even hear the tires "chirp" in the video as if he did drop the clutch.

this guy speaks da truth

[gotdamojo06]

He should have learned how to drive a stick in a parking lot, like i did and not his drive way....how stupid are the parents?

[cchalogamer]

this guy speaks da truth

That guy uses the sign a bit too much

 

Anyway just as a test I went outside, got in my car, and attempted to replicate his retard move minus the wall in my way. Even my '96 cavalier (2.2L 5 spd 4 cyl w > 125k miles) can ALMOST take off on its own when you start it and "remove" your foot from the clutch. I would say that if my POS car can do it a new mustang imediatly after startup could too, and by the time it got to the wall push through it.

 

While were on the wall thing, what the heck was that wall made off drywall and tooth picks? If it had ANY real lumber in it the dang thing would have hurt the front end rather than just well...not. Of course if you're buying your kid such a car shouldnt you live in a well built house...you know they usually use either block or at a bare minimum brick in the back walls of a garage. Reason #1 it keeps people from driving through the wall (see above example) and in many cases running into the house that is many times on the other side of the wall causing injury to others. Actually I'll have to look it up but it think 2 or 3 ft of 8" block above concrete level is required here by local code for that...oh well.

 

Now if you'll excuse me im off to drive my cheap vehicles other places than into walls.

[sdy284]

 

but seriously, i don't think he bought his 14 yr old that car. I think he bought the car for himself & his 14 yr old just started it...and then the hilarity ensued

[bigred]

looks like a california location. garage outer walls would be very thin.

 

of course spacing between studs is important. usually they're that far appart to cut costs.

[i_lag]

Well it looks like they live in a darn nice neighborhood, so I'm sure they can afford the damage.

[Kash]

I showed this video to my dad and he was laughing his . off.

[epikz]

THat almost made me cry, i like the older mustangs better though so i'm fine with that. dang i <3 fastbacks, if that were my kid i would slap him silly.

[Kash]

THat almost made me cry, i like the older mustangs better though so i'm fine with that. dang i <3 fastbacks, if that were my kid i would slap him silly.

 

If that were your kid, I would hope you had the sense not to give him the keys to your car

[flareback]

anybody who lets their kid get in a car like that without them knowing how to drive a stick deserves it. I learned to drive a stick out in a field on a dune buggy my grandpa made.

[Andrewr05]

Jesus If I had a $500,000 anything the keys would be with me at all times and noone would ever be allowed to use it without being trained...

 

I agree with all of you, who on earth would give their kids the keys to a $50,000 car?