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Originally Posted by randypalmer15
Past experience tells me that people who have cars like that and drive them on city streets tend to be far from innocent. Been blown by on city streets and highways by said cars too many times not to think that. Odds are very, very high that if said car is on the street, it isn't following the limit very often. Where on the other hand, minivan drivers for the most part are older, more mature and don't drive like lunatics. I'd say for the most part the profiling in question would be, say 80 per cent accurate or greater and if that has cops keeping me from getting killed by some kid in a Mugen'd up Civic, the happier I am.
Second: if kids 16-24 can't afford the safety equipment, they shouldn't be buying the speed equipment. I know that sounds harsh, but when you have a car capable of 150 miles an hour or more doesn't it stand to reason that you'd like it to be able to save your life if you suddenly can't control it?
I have nothing but admiration for those guys with the Civics of Doom who break them out at the track and run times that would make a Boss Mustang owner blush, their dedication to their craft is awesome. But on the roads I drive, I'd much rather they keep their cars on the trailer than in the street.
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ok look just cause the car is modified doesnt mean their gonna wanna race you n they speed on all the time thats bs. come on their r just as many other cars out on the rode who are doing more then the speed limit who risk other peoples lives n r careless drivers. u need to get ur shit straight n start thinkin logically.