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Highspeed Audi towing Opel Corsa

As I passed these two, I thought they were going much to fast. I saw that he put on his blinker, I quickly got out my camera (because noone would believe me) ...

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Mārtiņš Plūme commented on 12 Jul 2012

hmm can You remind me MPG on this vehicle? I bought Audi a4 1.9 TDI 97 it has over 300k km (200k in miles.) is around 6l per 100 km, and here petrol or gas or diesel costs 2$ per liter. With our average salary of 500$ in month, do some calculations. Ou yeah, Audi has gone over 30k km and had to put in it 200$, and from all of it around 60$ was oil, lamps and so on. So . . . I would never buy wasteful american engine. + mine 1.9TDI has 140 hp with chip. That's is enough for 1.9 diesel from 1997?

karashibass commented on 10 Mar 2013

Well, you got it mostly right. The brake fluid is pumped by the master cylinder, not by the engine. The master cylinder is not affected by the engine, however, engine vacuum powers the brake servo, which provides braking assistance not power. Mechanical advantage is provided by the brake pedal acting as a lever and the difference in piston size between master/slave cylinders. When you consider that a 118hp Lotus Elise S1 has no brake servo at all, you may wonder why a 50hp Corsa even has one!

Siegetower commented on 15 Jul 2012

I keep saying Australian, you for some reason say American. Is the Mondeo built in Belgium an American car with American engine? No. Australian Ford Falcon with inline 6 is has been made in Australia 40 years and the engine is only used in Australian cars, the same engine basically evolved over 50 years. Only foreign part is German ZF automatic gearbox in 2010+ model only. Designed to run on gravel roads and potholed roads. Autogas/LPG about 56cents/litre.400,000km 1997 model 180hp. 8l/100km

leck mich fett commented on 19 Feb 2013

Nein... das ist alles nur Geldmacherei. Ansonsten könnte man ja auch einfach ne zweite Prüfung machen, aber da muss ja tatsächlich jemand arbeiten, also viel zu teuer. So stellen die einfach ne Plastikkarte aus und fertig... Was macht das für einen Sinn? Das ist nur ein kleiner Teil der Kompletten Entmündigung der Bürger... Steuer kommt von (jemanden) steuern. Und das ist genau das gleiche... Der Bürger bestimmt in Deutschland irgendwie garnichts mehr, anders als in Schweden...(EURO)

Siegetower commented on 09 Jul 2012

Given that most northern Europeans (as far as I know) who drive brands like Audi don't drive their cars longer than 60,000km before disposing of it and getting a new one...they won't care they have a gearbox with more wear than usual. If it fails at 70,000km, they won't care. Compare that to an Australian Ford inline 6cyl engine that will tow for 20 years and 800,000km, or a Japanese V8 Pajero or Landcruiser that will still be going decades from now. The Audi will be gone, ruined, scrapped.

Carsten Bohmfalk commented on 10 Feb 2013

Die Zahlen aus dem Fokus sagen, dass 40 Prozent der Autobahnen ein Tempolimit haben, von daher passen die 53 aus dem angeblich unseriösen Gamerforum doch gut. Meine Äußerung bezog sich ja auch voll und ganz auf dich....du meintest, dass mein Kommentar absoluter Quatsch ist....nein ist es nicht, denn wenn solche ''Ausschreitungen'' im Verkehr zunehmen, wird über eine stärkere Kontrolle nachgedacht werden und da sind wir schnell bei weiteren Tempolimits......

Carsten Bohmfalk commented on 03 Feb 2013

Also laut ADAC sind 53% der deutschen Autobahnen dauerhaft(!) ohne Tempolimit und außerdem findest du es nicht sehr riskant ein Auto mit 130km/h abzuschleppen und das bei dem Sicherheitsabstand der sich dabei zwangsläufig ergibt.....vom fehlenden Bremskraftverstärker des defekten Corsas wollen wir garnicht erst reden.....also solltest du sleber mal überlegen wer hier mist erzählt! Knallköpfe gibt es übrigens in jeder Altersstufe....

TheNebukadnezar commented on 03 Feb 2013

ohje, du hast deine "Quelle" wohl aus einem Gamer Forum das dir Google ausgespuckt hat, richtig? Suche mal weiter, denn die Wahrheit liegt irgendwo dazwischen. Die 53% bezog sich gerade einmal auf ca. 12.000km von 230.735... PS: Ausserdem ging es mir weniger um das Video sondern um deine Äußerung. Dies erkennt man daran, das ich "in keinster weise" über das Video und dessen fehlerhaftes Verhalten geschrieben habe!

Siegetower commented on 22 Jun 2012

OMG construction zones in Australia are 40km/h - obviously the Euro construction unions are happy for their members to work around 90km/h traffic as they believe its' safe. Australians ripped off again.. . The Audi is testament to German engineering. But I hate to think how much he is reducing the life span of its' gearbox by towing at that speed.

WOWayne325 commented on 01 Jan 2013

Who are you talking to? weiso ich? Was habt es zu tun mit 15 jahr fahrerschein oder tempolimit? Du kannst besser dein Helmut Kohl schuld geben.... sein Euro-zone traum! Lass lieber der tempolimit kommen! Kann keiner sneller aus 120 kmh kamm fahreren.... Verkehr dichte erlauben es nicht mehr!

Siegetower commented on 12 Jul 2012

Well I can be wrong, I'm the first person to admit that. I don't live there. But if the stupid EU emissions rules allowed the Australian Ford Falcon to be sold in Europe with its' 4.0 litre inline 6 cyl engine, you'd see a car that goes even longer. And is a lot cheaper.

Mārtiņš Plūme commented on 11 Jul 2012

Somehow disagree You. In my country in country side are terrible roads - something similliar to Russia. And 70% of cars are Audi's and mercedes because they go forever, and 50% of all towing cars are audi's but have Your opinion . . . German engineering FTW

MultiArrie commented on 07 Jul 2012

the audi if a towbar (towbar the most sold car accessory in the netherlands) is fitted can legaly pull his own weight and will do for a long time. far longer as a american style cars with v8 and automatics, btw the corsa is only 800kg or so

TheNebukadnezar commented on 02 Feb 2013

du quatscht ein misst das gibt es ja nicht... Man sollte eher den Führerschein ab 21Jahren einführen denn die heutige junge Generation kann sich selten in Zaun halten. PS: 80% Der Autobahnen haben schon Tempolimit...

TheOpperjostie commented on 17 Nov 2012

I did that with a 1967 volvo amazone , and at the end of my rope a audi a3, while i drove 140 on the highway 150 miles long by night. HELL YEAH!!! People taking pictures at the gasstation

Madkate3000 commented on 10 Feb 2013

soweit ich weiss ist es doch eh schon illegal ein auto auf der autobahn zu ziehen oder irre ich mich. mal abgesehen von der geschwindigkeit. und das mit den knallköpfen sehe ich genauso

Spike20101000 commented on 31 May 2012

Theres legal speed limits across the EU for towing, and all are based on a solid (aka not rope) connection. I am surprised they didn't get pulled, then again what country was this in?

grandolds1 commented on 18 Sep 2012

Wth one of my old coworkers had an a6 literally identical to that one and she'd have me take it from her from time to time for detailing/ service..never thought of doing that with it

Fedor Flierman commented on 04 Jun 2012

i am dutch and i have never seen this driving,,the only people i sespect of driving this whe are the nort africaaans living in this country,they drive like crazy.

teamdevoe commented on 03 Oct 2012

Nice dutch poeple :-P Max speed is at towing in NL 70 kmph 1 meter @ 10kmph Lente van 7 meter sleepkabel is dus max sleep speed van 70 km zonder reactie tijd.

Carsten Bohmfalk commented on 01 Jan 2013

Und wegen Idioten wie ihr, haben wir ab heute den Führerschein auf 15 Jahre begrenzt und in Naher Zukunft kommt auch das Tempolimit.....na herzlichen Dank...

Narii- commented on 03 Nov 2012

Its illegal here to tow a car faster than 30kmh. And its strictly forbidden to tow a car on a highway. You know, theres a reason for that. No brake servo.

TrueBlueEG8 commented on 18 Jul 2012

The chap filming this is the biggest danger, I wonder how well he would have reacted had the tow rope snapped while he was stuck to the arse of the corsa?