Are you trying to replace Chordate or AudiHenry as being the biggest dumbass this forum has seen. How do you know what happened, he could have had a blowout, someone could have driven in front of him, etc etc

I agree, if it comes out that he was drunk, driving 120mph, etc than so be it but until than he has the benefit of doubt until the reason for the crash is released

Christian

 

Agreed. I know people who have fallen asleep at the wheel, crashed and lived fortunately.

Anything can happen. Until the facts are layed out, there is no sense in preaching the bad word.

 

Did you bother to read the article?

"his vehicle went through a guardrail on the 101 freeway, crashed into a parking structure and burst into flames, authorities said"

What the hell do you think you'd have to be doing to go through a guardrail and keep going until you hit something solid?

And here's the most important part:

"Witnesses reported having seen someone driving recklessly, followed by a loud crash about 2:30 a.m., Kimball said. The Lamborghini was seen speeding west on the Ventura Freeway west of Topanga Canyon Boulevard just before the incident."

Or are the witnesses wrong in your opinion, since you were there and everything?

While it sucks for his family that he's gone, how do you not pity someone who abuses a car/truck/motorcycle/whatever and then gets into trouble for it? It's absurd to denounce that kind of driving when they're alive then make excuses as to what may have gone wrong, obviously taking away all guilt away from the driver, when they're gone.

 

AudiHenry, I stand corrected the other fellow will not reach your level of stupidity

I highlighted below, did you read the article, it states that it is under investigation and that he drove thru a guardrail, nothing else

Also, I am not following this accident, I only read the article that the poster posted

Christian

 

Again, you're choosing to dismiss the part about him SPEEDING RECKLESSLY. Driving the limit and hitting the guardrail WILL NOT kill anyone.

 

Another tragic reminder to drive safely in these cars,they offer race car levels of performance and 99% of us dont have the driving skills of a F1 driver.
Take care all!

 

R.i.p.

 

Has he been identified yet?

 

you seriously are a tool !

 

Henry, almost 3 years here and you still haven't learned to not argue with Christian?

 

apparently not

 

I never said the guy was drunk, first of all. As for speed-it is highly likely that he was driving over the speed limit, don't you think? I don't foresee this type of an accident happening to someone who was driving the speed limit or even slightly above it. You can't even recognize the damn car. I don't know the driver, but he was likely driving recklessly.

This type of tragedy happens all the time in LA. I live in Woodland Hills and reading about this type of driving on local roads where my family and loved ones drive, hits home a little different than those who aren't local residents.

 

Tool? Really? How would you feel if you had family driving on the same roads as the Lambo driver? Would you feel safe if your daughter drove on these streets? What about your wife? I'm curious to read your response.

 

guys there is a level of respect and good taste that one should have for those who have passed away. My condolences go out to his family and friends. Yes driving at those speeds is stupid, yes I look down on it and the driver obviously should have used his better judgment. But to say that we have never driven over the speed limit or in a reckless manner ourselves is likely a lie. If anything it should be an eye opener to everyone who does at times drive fast on the streets that there are variables that factor into your safety on the street that might not on tracks. Keep the speeding to tracks guys and gals. However, please do not speak badly about those who have passed, it is in bad taste and immature. once again may he rest in peace.

 

Gents
I can not even come close to compare the driving experience of my 996 to a lambo.
I am a responsible 40 yr parent and still get on it at times. How can one help it?
Yes I know, you have to be smart about it but we are still human after all and judgment errors are part of our lives.
Anyone that can not understand a 30 year old on top of the world letting loose on his new lambo has got to have his head chucked up his ***.
It's clear he was not capable of handling his exotic car. Ok fine. Just maybe he was out partying a bit and trying to get home, like no one else has ever done this before...

He was living the life most people can only dream of.

Truly sad for the ones he left behind

R.I.P