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Fast and Furious Mercedes E63 and A200 Playing Tag At Simei

Fast and Furious Mercedes E63 and A200 Playing Tag At Simei

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Hello! Today we have two Mercedes-Benzes (E63 & A200) engaging in what looks like a dangerous game of tag at Simei Road.

That's TOO FAST to be safe driving. Imagine if the first car jams its brakes, the second car is screwed seven ways till Sunday.

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This video even managed to stir up my anxiety - I felt like I was the one being chased. 

It's not clear whether the two drivers know each other. Perhaps they're rushing to get to Jewel for their Beauty in a Pot reservation? It is near Simei after all.

Or is it a case of road rage? Hmm questions, questions. 

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Netizens have lots to say. Some of the comments savage AF.

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So, road rage or friends? What do you think?


 

 


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UncleAtas

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The A200 must be feeling lucky [laugh]

perhaps another meth head.

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Sdf4786k

Sdf4786k 20,913

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One is a 6000 cc car unless there is a new demarcation of 63 m A200 is a Nissan 1.4 pretending to be fast .. 

it’s all hype up to stir $hit.

not worth the eyeball 

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Ct3833
  On 3/19/2021 at 12:56 PM, ER-3682 said:

Could be both are Brothers,VRN 60 & 6060....

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not important, both should be given fine and demerit points.

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DOBIEMKZ

Mercedes E63 4 Matic!!

Only 4-speed automatic transmission!

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Chucky2007
  On 5/21/2021 at 4:32 AM, DOBIEMKZ said:

Mercedes E63 4 Matic!!

Only 4-speed automatic transmission!

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 4 Matic is 4 wheel drive.. not 4 speed automatic transmission 

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