18 year old + M5 and 5 friends =

[TW]Fox · 28 Jan 2008 at 19:41

kirkland said:
tbh its all about skill over confidence, ive got 320 odd hp under my bonnet

No, you have not. Your DADS car has 320bhp under his bonnet. Stop pretending its yours becuase it isnt. You wont win any kudos or fame here by pretending you've got an uber car becuase:

a) Many peoples fathers on this forum own better cars than a 645Ci anyway
b) Many people themselves on this forum own better cars than a 645Ci anyway.

Honestly, give up. It's not funny and it's daft. I mean, a BMW sig as well?

You don't even own a BMW. It either doesnt exist or it belongs to your father.

Implying you own your fathers car is lame.

this isnt about whether i have the skills or not, this is about my point that you skill shoud determine what car you drive not your age....

You are 17. You have little to zero skill. You develop skill with age.

I'm older than that and I still don't think I have the skill to handle an M5 properly, for example. People with a high opinion of their own skill are an accident waiting to happen.

kirkland · 28 Jan 2008 at 19:41

[TW]Fox;10989661 said:
Age has everything to do with it. Packing your car with mates and showing off is a completely natural thing for somebody of 18.

That car being a 2008 M5, however, is not.

How on earth did he get hold of such a car.

Id assume dad, one of my friends is 18 and drives m6 in dubai, ive warned him

Matt82 · 28 Jan 2008 at 19:43

[TW]Fox;10989674 said:
No, you have not. Your DADS car has 320bhp under his bonnet. Stop pretending its yours becuase it isnt. You wont win any kudos or fame here by pretending you've got an uber car becuase:

a) Many peoples fathers on this forum own better cars than a 645Ci anyway
b) Many people themselves on this forum own better cars than a 645Ci anyway.

Honestly, give up. It's not funny and it's daft. I mean, a BMW sig as well?

You don't even own a BMW. It either doesnt exist or it belongs to your father.

Implying you own your fathers car is lame.

http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=17830840&highlight=username_kirkland

he has access to a 6 series 'as his own car' but was looking to get xxx

kirkland · 28 Jan 2008 at 19:43

[TW]Fox;10989674 said:
No, you have not. Your DADS car has 320bhp under his bonnet. Stop pretending its yours becuase it isnt. You wont win any kudos or fame here by pretending you've got an uber car becuase:

a) Many peoples fathers on this forum own better cars than a 645Ci anyway
b) Many people themselves on this forum own better cars than a 645Ci anyway.

Honestly, give up. It's not funny and it's daft. I mean, a BMW sig as well?

You don't even own a BMW. It either doesnt exist or it belongs to your father.

Implying you own your fathers car is lame.

A) You dont know what my dad drives
B) i drive this car everyday as my dad bought it for me to drive to school, surly it makes it mine does it not ?
C) Whats the fact people own better cars than a 645ci got to dow with anything :/ im not competing here

kirkland · 28 Jan 2008 at 19:45

[TW]Fox;10989674 said:
You are 17. You have little to zero skill. You develop skill with age.

No with experience actually.

[TW]Fox · 28 Jan 2008 at 19:47

kirkland said:
A) You dont know what my dad drives

I assume he drives a 645Ci.

B) i drive this car everyday as my dad bought it for me to drive to school, surly it makes it mine does it not ?

So why did you ask us to spec you an £8k cheap car? Do you honestly expect us to believe your Dad bought a 645Ci to get to school and back? If you really did own a 645Ci wouldnt you want a picture of the car you actually drive in your sig? Becuase the car in your sig is an M6 Cabrio.

No with experience actually.

Yea, you've got BAGS of that at 17, right?

kirkland · 28 Jan 2008 at 19:47

Anyway back on to topic, i still believe skill determines what car you drive over age imho.

Tom|Nbk · 28 Jan 2008 at 19:48

kirkland said:
No with experience actually.

And experience is built over many years not when your 17 and think your **** is bigger than your brain.

:rolleyes:

You sir are a fine example.

[TW]Fox · 28 Jan 2008 at 19:48

kirkland said:
Anyway back on to topic,

Topic is parents letting their kids have high powered cars. Fraid we are spot on topic

i still believe skill determines what car you drive over age imho.

Young people rarely have the skill as you quite rightly pointed out it's gained through experience. Something a 17 year old doesnt have on the road.

OllyM · 28 Jan 2008 at 19:48

kirkland said:
Anyway back on to topic, i still believe skill determines what car you drive over age imho.

Good idea, let's change the subject :rolleyes:

jamoor · 28 Jan 2008 at 19:49

[TW]Fox;10989661 said:
Age has everything to do with it. Packing your car with mates and showing off is a completely natural thing for somebody of 18.

That car being a 2008 M5, however, is not.

How on earth did he get hold of such a car.

Not really, maturity does. I know a couple of drivers who have never touched "slow" cars and have driven them since very young ages (15+) without problems.

It just depends on if you have something between your ears or not.

Firestar_3x · 28 Jan 2008 at 19:49

kirkland said:
Anyway back on to topic, i still believe skill determines what car you drive over age imho.

Sorry but thats BS, unless ron dennis is your best mate and he's known you since 8 then the more you drive the more skills you get, you haven't got urber skills at 17, you are at the very start of learning.

Also, its not your 645 whatever, you've posted about 5 times saying you have access to your dads, either get your story straight or stop digging a hole.

kirkland · 28 Jan 2008 at 19:50

[TW]Fox;10989725 said:
I assume he drives a 645Ci.

So why did you ask us to spec you an £8k cheap car? Do you honestly expect us to believe your Dad bought a 645Ci to get to school and back? If you really did own a 645Ci wouldnt you want a picture of the car you actually drive in your sig? Becuase the car in your sig is an M6 Cabrio.

Yea, you've got BAGS of that at 17, right?

You assume wrong,
Add something to the fleet

I dont want you to believe it as i honestly dont care whether you believe me or not, sick of threads getting hijacked over this. Doing a sig now.

No i said i think im a responsible driver

[TW]Fox · 28 Jan 2008 at 19:50

jamoor said:
Not really, maturity does. I know a couple of drivers who have never touched "slow" cars and have driven them since very young ages (15+) without problems.

Isn't this thread the magnet for people who pretend they own a BMW.

OllyM · 28 Jan 2008 at 19:51

[TW]Fox;10989756 said:
Isn't this thread the magnet for people who pretend they own a BMW.

kirkland · 28 Jan 2008 at 19:51

Firestar_3x said:
Sorry but thats BS, unless ron dennis is your best mate and he's known you since 8 then the more you drive the more skills you get, you haven't got urber skills at 17, you are at the very start of learning.

Also, its not your 645 whatever, you've posted about 5 times saying you have access to your dads, either get your story straight or stop digging a hole.

OMFG im not saying i have skills, im saying you skill determines what car you have :confused:

[TW]Fox · 28 Jan 2008 at 19:51

kirkland said:
Add something to the fleet

BS.

I dont want you to believe it as i honestly dont care whether you believe me or not, sick of threads getting hijacked over this.

You should have thought about that before you tried to spin everyone a yarn

No i said i think im a responsible driver

You said you had skill.

Firestar_3x · 28 Jan 2008 at 19:52

kirkland said:
OMFG im not saying i have skills, im saying you skill determines what car you have

How can you rate that then, how could the insurance company quantify your skills?

Muffin` · 28 Jan 2008 at 19:56

kirkland said:
OMFG im not saying i have skills, im saying you skill determines what car you have

Tom|Nbk · 28 Jan 2008 at 19:56

LOL at kirkland, fine example of a new 17 year old driver who thinks he's the next Lewis Hamilton. Seen it time and time again

LOLZ!11 LEET JCBZ SKILLZ1! :eek: