... et il va gagner !! a moins que la couronne prouve qu'une Dodge Neon SX peut atteindre 233km/h ... :-/
http://www.branchez-vous.com/info/ac...t_233_kmh.html
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... et il va gagner !! a moins que la couronne prouve qu'une Dodge Neon SX peut atteindre 233km/h ... :-/
http://www.branchez-vous.com/info/ac...t_233_kmh.html
Sur Autoblog ils en parlent. Et ils donnent d'autres détails. Le gars a mis sa voiture à vendre. Une SRT4 avec 25 000 $ de modifications. Il vient de perdre sa cause avec ça.
Le con, il a donné l'argument massue à la Couronne sur un plateau d'argent!!!
Voici une règle d'or pour ceux qui veulent contester un ticket, dès que le policier t'arrête...
FERME TA GUEULE!!!!
Devait rouler pas à peu près le gars, mais dans l'univers particulier des cours de justice où tout est vu dans une autre dimension, une question comme celle-la est recevable et la réponse a du poids.Citation:
Envoyé par alex123
Il y aura probablement une autre question à savoir si c'est possible d'atteindre une telle vitesse sur un boulevard urbain, même en supposant que le moteur le permettait. Il faut une certaine distance pour atteindre cette vitesse...comment la voiture a-t-elle pu rester sur la route sans s'envoler....
L'avocat a déjà dit qu'il va plaider un disfonctionnement du radar...
ahh, effectivement... bin bon pour lui dans ce cas.Citation:
Envoyé par Francis F
ben la, il parle de SX mais il a une SRT-4????? ca marche pas???
Sur QMI Agency
Sur AutoblogCitation:
A motorist police say they clocked at 233 km/h in a 90 km/h zone told a judge his little Dodge Neon is incapable of reaching such breakneck speeds, but a classified ad for the car suggests otherwise.
The ad touts $25,000 in upgrades, including a 420-horsepower "Stage 3" turbocharged engine, adjustable sport suspension and ventilated disk brakes.
The 23-year-old appeared before a judge in Saguenay, Que., this week to argue that his $3,671 ticket should be quashed. His lawyer argued the Neon can't go 233 km/h.
But the online ad, posted on Monday, touts the power of the the car, on sale for $9,900.
Race car driver Bertrand Godin told QMI Agency the car in the ad is fully capable of shattering speed limits.
"The fully lowered suspension, the Stage 3 turbo which significantly increases engine power ... means the modified car can reach speeds well in excess of 233 km/h," said Godin, who has competed in Formula One and IndyCar junior circuits. "It's far from a jalopy."
The motorist earned 40 demerit points after police say his car was caught hurtling down a street on bald tires late last month. The driver had his licence suspended for a week and is still allowed to drive because he entered a not-guilty plea.
Le gars dans son annonce classe, il dit que son moteur devellope 420 hp.Citation:
Getting out of a 144-mph speeding ticket is undoubtedly a very tough business. Unless you have some very compelling evidence that the radar gun failed or the authorities were out to get you, your chances are likely rather grim.
Getting out of a 144-mph speeding ticket by claiming your car can't go that fast, while simultaneously advertising said car for sale as a 420-horsepower turbocharged barnstormer, however, is a great way to guarantee you will lose. According to the Niagara Falls Review, a man from Canada has done just that.
Police say the 23-year-old was clocked at 144 mph on a public street on what they describe as bald tires. Judging by his speed and reported $25k worth of upgrades, we'd guess we were dealing with a Dodge Neon SRT-4, likely on racing-compound tires.
The alleged perp is trying to avoid the hefty $3,651 speeding ticket by claiming that his Dodge Neon is a crap can econobox incapable of such velocity. Problem is, he has the car for sale, advertising its $25,000 in upgrades, including a "Stage 3" turbocharged engine. The car also sports a fully-customized suspension and upgraded brakes. As many a weekend racer and enthusiast knows, the SRT-4 is one of the all-time great bargain-basement performers on the track and off, and we wouldn't doubt its potential to nudge well beyond 144 mph. Asking price for this dangerous Dodge? Try $9,900. Hat tip to David!
Hahaha! Pauvre con sans génie!
N'importe qui sait pertinemment qu'un SRT-4 un brin modifié se rend à cette vitesse là très facilement. Il est stupide de contester! Moi être le juge, j'en rajouterais une couche juste pour montrer l'exemple! Rouler cette vitesse là sur Talbot, faut être débile profond c'est tellement en mauvais état!