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Fatal Ferrari 599 GTO accident in Singapore caught on video Well, they did stop and in my opinion, it was pretty much right away - you can hear him signalling and see him veering to the left. You can't expect them to stop instantly right in the middle of a junction for obvious reasons. Again, the driver was not chuckling at all, he was saying the equivalent of f**k f**k f**k. Imagine if that accident happened right in front of you, it would be perfectly normal for you to be a little shocked and express a bit of it by swearing. It would also be normal, for you take a few seconds to recompose yourself and then proceed to the next course of action. The time lapse from the point of the driver expressing his shock to the point of him veering off to park, is less than 10 seconds. Apart from the language, the reactions I've seen here are not unique and could have happened anywhere else in the world. And I live in the UK.

Fatal Ferrari 599 GTO accident in Singapore caught on video They weren't laughing at all, they were just expressing their shock in the local lingo.

Next Gen RS4 Could Use Audi's Brand New 3.0-Liter TFSI Supercharged Engine I applaud the use of a smaller displacement force induced engine rather than the temptation to use a v8 or a larger engine. In the current and future climate (no pun intented), where oil prices and climate change have already started to take their toll on the sales of performance cars with large displacement engines, it good to see manufacturers taking the initiative to find other ways of maintaining/gaining performance without going down traditional routes. Surely, none of us would complain about a car with less engine power and weight but better power to weight ratio. I also feel that manufacturers need to start taking steps to change the mindset of a lot of people who judge how good a car is by looking at aspects like headlining figures and the sheer amount of luxuries it has.