Bro the dude who actually drove the car was a retired race car driver…
alexislopez2632 days, 13 hours ago
Paul Walker wasn't driving. He was a passenger.
steven.gonzalez2 days, 11 hours ago
It was not about the car, the dealership had 8 year old dry rotted tires on the car
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ann_lewis2 days, 6 hours ago
Maybe don't drive 120mph in a 45 zone
danieladams6072 days, 12 hours ago
So it was basically a Dodge Viper with less power...
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marthahaven41 day, 22 hours ago
Maybe don’t go 120 in a parking garage
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vanessa_carlson1 day, 22 hours ago
"I said don't worry about it, cuh."
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bertrand_charpentier1 day, 12 hours ago
This happened 2 blocks from my office, when I drove by the site I could not believe someone was driving that fast in that area
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martinemarion4312 days, 3 hours ago
Speed was a big factor into how he ended up being wrapped around the tree
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ross.craig2 days, 6 hours ago
It was most likely the rear suspension cracking through the frame
valentim_darocha2 days, 6 hours ago
Nah, government agents did it, he and others were too close to finding out the truth about a child trafficking circle and had him taken out as a message
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erick_pimenta2 days, 13 hours ago
Cool looking car, but this makes me want it even less.
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william_grant2 days, 10 hours ago
Bro had 8 year old tires on carrera gt that’s asking for disaster
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gabrieltempest282 days, 7 hours ago
8 year old hard tires...😢
gerolfechoing172 days, 6 hours ago
It’s called weight transfer. What most likely happened with the 35 mph thing is while you had your foot on the gas it had less weight on the front tires, causing “understeer” (using the term lightly here guys don’t get mad). If you put your foot all the way down you’d lose traction in the rear, causing oversteer. If you lifted, the weight would shift from the rear to the mid section, which most likely caused more grip on the front.
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thomastempest622 days, 4 hours ago
The man who drove the car at the time of the accident, Roger Rodas, was a professional driver.
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courtneyatlas821 day, 5 hours ago
Why was there a picture of a Walmart in my neighborhood 😂
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kristopherhart2941 day, 12 hours ago
The speed, the tires, the absolute lack of care and respect for the roadway and public safety and the fact both Paul and his friend were drinking at the party before the crash is the combined cause of his death. It's been a great while now. I know just how influential Paul was but please let the man's name rest at this point
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christopher_moon2 days, 6 hours ago
It's called a set up Paul was coming out from talking about trafficking and well the ppl who run this world didn't like that so they had his break cables cut
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cynthia_garcia1 day, 18 hours ago
Public roads are rough and bumpy. Race cars are made to handle SOME bumps, but not the severity of US roads. Hitting a bump at 100mph+ on a public road is an easy death sentence when you unsettle the car.
Bro the dude who actually drove the car was a retired race car driver…
Paul Walker wasn't driving. He was a passenger.
It was not about the car, the dealership had 8 year old dry rotted tires on the car
Maybe don't drive 120mph in a 45 zone
So it was basically a Dodge Viper with less power...
Maybe don’t go 120 in a parking garage
"I said don't worry about it, cuh."
This happened 2 blocks from my office, when I drove by the site I could not believe someone was driving that fast in that area
Speed was a big factor into how he ended up being wrapped around the tree
It was most likely the rear suspension cracking through the frame
Nah, government agents did it, he and others were too close to finding out the truth about a child trafficking circle and had him taken out as a message
Cool looking car, but this makes me want it even less.
Bro had 8 year old tires on carrera gt that’s asking for disaster
8 year old hard tires...😢
It’s called weight transfer. What most likely happened with the 35 mph thing is while you had your foot on the gas it had less weight on the front tires, causing “understeer” (using the term lightly here guys don’t get mad). If you put your foot all the way down you’d lose traction in the rear, causing oversteer. If you lifted, the weight would shift from the rear to the mid section, which most likely caused more grip on the front.
The man who drove the car at the time of the accident, Roger Rodas, was a professional driver.
Why was there a picture of a Walmart in my neighborhood 😂
The speed, the tires, the absolute lack of care and respect for the roadway and public safety and the fact both Paul and his friend were drinking at the party before the crash is the combined cause of his death. It's been a great while now. I know just how influential Paul was but please let the man's name rest at this point
It's called a set up Paul was coming out from talking about trafficking and well the ppl who run this world didn't like that so they had his break cables cut
Public roads are rough and bumpy. Race cars are made to handle SOME bumps, but not the severity of US roads. Hitting a bump at 100mph+ on a public road is an easy death sentence when you unsettle the car.