Flexamoria
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Wlwlwbbq, really reckless siol

Overcooked until chao ta alreadyDrive so fast..... Become cooked well done
reckless driver. crashed and burnt to bbq
Where BYD?Speeding but is it the Porsche piak byd first or piak guardrail first?
This is not a Turbo. It has no side air intakes for the engine. That said, the 911 does handle quite differently from many other cars indeed - even in non turbo variations. I almost spun out the first week I started driving one just exiting a carpark.The Porsche 911 Turbo (930) is nicknamed "the Widowmaker" because of its tendency to oversteer and crash. This is due to its rear engine layout and short wheelbase.
Why is it called the Widowmaker?
Really not for noobies to drive huan
- The 930's handling characteristics were unfamiliar to many drivers.
- The 930's rear weight distribution made it difficult to maintain control.
- The 930's turbocharger would kick in at high RPMs, causing the car to oversteer.
- Inexperienced drivers would often cut through an apex, expecting to maintain power, but would lose control when the turbo kicked in.
One more extra si hor ee for bidding.One reckless driver taken off our roads permanently
BYD most popular EV here, their battery tech one of the safest around. More likely fire due to ruptured fuel lines in SG, and this is a good eg.dont think is ev , as ev normally is btm most chui, the front and end seldom chui unless totally burned
insai got turbo also .... see the speed so fast ....This is not a Turbo. It has no side air intakes for the engine. That said, the 911 does handle quite differently from many other cars indeed - even in non turbo variations. I almost spun out the first week I started driving one just exiting a carpark.
No chance. His fuel tank was opened by the guard rails. Can opener. You can see the burning gas just gush over the road.Wow the fire started so fast once the car stopped moving. I don't think the driver stand a chance to get out unless he can move and open the car door immediately.
Easy to get out of control?This is not a Turbo. It has no side air intakes for the engine. That said, the 911 does handle quite differently from many other cars indeed - even in non turbo variations. I almost spun out the first week I started driving one just exiting a carpark.
They are all made with turbos. The HP difference is considerable between the entry level and Turbo S and is a massive factor in controllability. I used to drive one (non turbo branding) and I drive a Panamera today.insai got turbo also .... see the speed so fast ....
Does the 911 Carrera have a turbo?
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The engine of the 911 models has a twin-turbo configuration. Its stand-out qualities: exceptional power across the speed range, extraordinarily direct responsiveness and a wide torque plateau, even at low speeds.
If you gas it whilst making a turn, and you don’t expect how grippy the rear actually is, yes.Easy to get out of control?
No chance. His fuel tank was opened by the guard rails. Can opener.