No video obviously but worked for a mining camp in NW Ontario with a crazy Aussie dude, coming back into town he would hit 150kph+ in an old Superduty on the (albeit wide and nicely maintained) gravel logging roads.
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Driver caught doing 180mph on near-empty Michigan highway
Nice to know that Ford is out test driving the Bronco for its reveal.
Nice to know that Ford is out test driving the Bronco for its reveal.
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Nice!! It's the sustained high speeds that become a problem.
Blasting up a to high speed for a couple seconds is rarely an issue,
as long as you use a decent amount of common sense.
Those who have never been on a road course need to get out there
at least once. I was amazed how hard it would be to wreck a
vehicle on dry pavement (I'm in even more bewilderment now about how
people drive off the side of a straight section of highway, into the woods,
on a dry sunny day).
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I just go 60 everywhere ‘cuz I know I’m doing a mile a minute and know when I’ve arrived ‘cuz my watch tells me I’m there. Plus it makes all the aggro drivers just pass by. It helps their self esteem to blossom.
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