I wonder if he parked it in tr8todd's driveway afterwards

http://jalopnik.com/russian-soccer-ace-obliterates-nissan-gt-r-in-105-mph-c-1700966331

or maybe he went over to edizzle89's instead.

I think he hit a curb...you can almost make out the deer.

' looking out window to check powerline poles '

not on my block... this time

hopefully someone pointed a gun at him so he wont do it again

In reply to edizzle89:

I just lol'ed. thank you, after the past few days I needed a laugh.

wow. Bitch about the weight added by modern safety systems all you want, but don't try that in a '68 Shelby Mustang.

In reply to ultraclyde:

the difference there is that I'd be deeply saddened by the loss of a '8 Shelby Mustang, the GTR not so much. Plus the typical GTR fanboi probably thinks that you can just hit reset and get another one.

I have always wanted one of the new GTR's. It is on my bucket list. Seeing that crash and seeing that he "walked away" makes me want one even more. Nissan should be commended for building such a great car. That dude should be sending something to the engineers that spent all those hours designing that car.

While it looked cool, that really wasn't a very significant impact. Offset to the right, pole that sheared off...I agree its better in a GTR than a Mustang, but I bet the driver in the old Mustang would be ok too. Passenger, maybe not so much.

"The only thing missing here is a Russian by stander who acts like this happens every day and casually crosses the street post wreck."

This caused me to LOL...