One thing is for sure, she's not going to put out now.....

...crash and burn fella, crash and burn.

But without the proper experience, down force won't do a damn bit of good.

You need speed for downforce to work, and unless you are experienced in how to take corners at high speeds, you're just not going to do it. It almost feels like theres no way the car can hang onto that curve, yet you have to go faster to stick it. It's very counter intuitive.

TG's review of the gumpert:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mxe3aToLfl4


And interestingly enough, while I couldn't find the gumpert, the Audi R8 V10 was on there, and progressive quoted me just over $600 a year for insurance. Not bad. think i have to go buy a supercar now, as I can afford the insurance.

Well £275k may be a small price compared to if he'd done the same in a fiesta, or punto, or any other small boy-racers car where he would certainly have been more seriously injured!

look at how much money my dad has------*crash!*

If he claims that his son took it without permission, the kid will be done for theft. He's defiantly in a Lose-Lose situation.

Forget the belt, I'd take the car he refused and then give him an old bomb in the colour he wanted! Everyone's happy then!:yep:

You never know. He might be able to work the sympathy angle.:sunny:

I hate seeing kids in high powered cars for their first cars. The amount of P platers here in Australia I see driving 3 series BMWs, V8 Fords and Holdens and various Japanese sports cars (S15's, R32/33/34s etc) is appalling.

The kid is lucky he survived the crash, luckier still he didn't kill anyone else with his antics.

She'll probably get a kick out of the excitement.....the lucky bugga (him).