Surprising Thing Happens At Cars And Coffee Event In Houston
It’s pretty well established by now that as soon as mobile phones start filming outside a cars and coffee meet, showing off will follow. Showing off that - as we’ve seen time and time again - often leads to bent metal.
The latest cars and coffee faux pas comes from this recent event in Houston, Texas, where a fifth-gen Dodge Viper owner got a little greedy with the throttle while leaving the meet. This caused a spin, and an intimate encounter with the pavement.
Thankfully no one was injured, and the speed was relatively low. That said, the way the car hit the kerb looks to have done some fairly extensive damage, as evidenced by the sickening angles of the driver’s side wheels following the wreck. Ouch.
It’s this kind of nonsense that puts car meets under grave threat, but still, the bystanders laughing at the Viper driver’s expensive spin does seem a bit mean-spirited…
Growing up on a diet of World Rally Championship highlights and lengthy Gran Turismo 2 sessions, a life in cars was as good as inevitable for Matt.
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Over the years there has been a solid 3 cars that have been known to crash at car meets, mustangs, corvettes, and vipers
Without fail these 3 combined have to account for at least 75% of car meet crashes lmfao
That’s some nice parking skills tho
jdm cars? never
muscle cars? always try to kill crowds
people dont know how to handle power beacouse they only go to the drag strip
The equivalent for JDM Cars must be all those drift fails then…
Wait, does that mean Autobahn fails are for European cars then!? I guess every country has their own little quirks.
When you decide you want more camber on one wheel.
When you want to turn left but ONLY left really quickly!
His other car must be a Mustang.
Man, that crowd was not waiting another second after the Viper kissed the curb! Hope the owner can get his car repaired, and maybe he’ll be a bit more careful next time!
The people who stand there laughing with their phone in the owner’s face….
Why?
Rear wheel drive. Huh? Cold tires. What?
At Least it stung the pavement
sick drifts