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I once had a racoon dart under my car on a busy highway, didn't even brake really
Posted by: 1.8TQ99.5 [no more] (1016) on 2014-10-10 09:49:18 In Reply to: Same. I've actually been in that scenario. It was a rabbit instead of a duck though. Braked hard but posted by SCS4Avant on 2014-10-10 09:03:41	Share \| Report

Surprising how easily the car went over a fairly large animal like that at 120km/hr. Could never get the fur out of the belly pan though. ;)

I can see how it would be much harder to hit a "cute and furry" animal especially for a 19-yr-old girl who prolly still sleeps with stuffed animals. Tragic.

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make up your mind before THIS happens. it's you...or the (insert animal). - CanuckRS 2014-10-09 18:35:33 (196 views)
- Shoot. Natural reflex to avoid though. Terrible. - Carmine_GT500 2014-10-10 10:11:45 (75 views)
- I'll brake hard, but I won't swerve. Haven't bagged a duck yet though. - 1.8TQ99.5 [no more] 2014-10-09 21:57:20 (79 views)
  - Same. I've actually been in that scenario. It was a rabbit instead of a duck though. Braked hard but - SCS4Avant 2014-10-10 09:03:41 (85 views)
    - In Advanced Driver training classes though they teach you to swerve for collision avoidance - Lotus99 2014-10-10 12:08:14 (92 views)
    - I once had a racoon dart under my car on a busy highway, didn't even brake really - 1.8TQ99.5 [no more] 2014-10-10 09:49:18 (84 views)
- She must be her long lost sister - Lotus99 2014-10-09 20:14:37 (142 views)
  - did someone win an r8 on the TPIR? - CanuckRS 2014-10-09 20:35:05 (105 views)

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