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Kowalski · 04-25-2007, 09:36 AM

In march this year, I was driving with my father's E320 CDI from my parents home one Saturday morning, then I saw a deserted car park...Hmm...loads of Diesel torque and rear-wheel-drive. I've got to try it! I've got to give this baby some beans!

30 seconds of burnout, then 2 minutes of a doughnut and two 180 handbrake turns. Overall, 3 minutes of utter joy.

After I did it, a loud warning chime started to sound, and an ESP system error appeared on the dashboard. Oh God...not good I thought.

The car was still drivable so I immediately took it to the dealership, and thankfully it was only one fault which was sorted out in moments by simply a car reset and there you go: Car was fine again, took it to my parents home, dad still doesn't know what I di with his car and for a very brief moment, I felt like I was 18 years old again.

Oh what a feeling!

04-25-2007, 09:36 AM	#6 (permalink)
Kowalski Advocate Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Manchester, UK Posts: 653 Thanks: 191 Thanked 293 Times in 158 Posts	Re: ------>>> E350 Carnage <<<----- In march this year, I was driving with my father's E320 CDI from my parents home one Saturday morning, then I saw a deserted car park...Hmm...loads of Diesel torque and rear-wheel-drive. I've got to try it! I've got to give this baby some beans! 30 seconds of burnout, then 2 minutes of a doughnut and two 180 handbrake turns. Overall, 3 minutes of utter joy. After I did it, a loud warning chime started to sound, and an ESP system error appeared on the dashboard. Oh God...not good I thought. The car was still drivable so I immediately took it to the dealership, and thankfully it was only one fault which was sorted out in moments by simply a car reset and there you go: Car was fine again, took it to my parents home, dad still doesn't know what I di with his car and for a very brief moment, I felt like I was 18 years old again. Oh what a feeling!