Never hand a 14 year old the keys to a '07 GT500

[adrian]

video (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZT5mQLy5C4&eurl=)

Here’s your official WINDING ROAD Parenting Tip of the Day: Don’t give underage drivers keys to brand-new, ridiculously powerful cars, especially when they don’t know what to do with the business-end of a manual transmission.

I'll just leave the rest to the video.

[Alarick]

video (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZT5mQLy5C4&eurl=)



I'll just leave the rest to the video.

I don't know who i would beat to death first, the parent who gave the kid the keys, the the kid who was in the drivers seat.

That poor poor car... :(

[cezanne]

I like the dialogue at the end:

Camera guy: Johnny... you'll get a new bike, relax

Person: You get this all on film?

Camera guy: Shut up... yeah.

:D

[blueyecicle]

Camera guy: Johnny... you'll get a new bike, relax




Can we say SPOILED?? My mouth has dropped to the floor/:eek:

[timkona]

If you have a 14 year old who does not know how to start, drive, stop, and safely manuever an automobile, then your failure as a parent probably goes very much deeper than just some bodywork on a brand new Mustang.

[scrivener]

One of the things I hate about videos like this is the stupid way people think they have to offer running commentary, either via voiceover or dumb caption-cards between scenes. Wouldn't this video have been just as interesting and about three millionths less annoying without the commentary? "Look what I can do with my video-editing software!"

[cezanne]

If you have a 14 year old who does not know how to start, drive, stop, and safely manuever an automobile, then your failure as a parent probably goes very much deeper than just some bodywork on a brand new Mustang.

Read the comments a couple of pages in. It turns into a USA vs Great Britain debate on who can drive "stick" better... it's hilarious.

[SusieMisajon]

Nice house, too.