BMW Desperate Owner

[Watwheels]

Bro, if stolen car then all the more no need to take care mah.. Drive until spoil liao then steal another 1 lor... why spend money to upkeep a stolen car?? Don't make sense leh. Hehe..

 

Err...so when polis car give chase the car breakdown? Got time to steal another car?  Or you not so suay one?

 

Oh yeah, steal the polis car?

 

I dunno. I never stole car before.

Edited April 25, 2017 by Watwheels

[Jamesc]

This bmw driver must be either very desperate or stupid. With his car plate number known, he can forget about driving into Malaysia.

 

You mean Singapore customs or Msia customs check the car plates

 

for cars that never pay for their petrol in JB and stop them?

 

The petrol station owners can tell the Singapore customs or Msia customs

 

so they know who hasn't paid? There is such a system in place?

 

Really? Or you just made this up?

 

[Bismarck]

its not about bmw.

 

its the jersey.

 

+5 from me later after I like 5 others members 

[Ingenius]

Of cos is not custom la, now the car plate becomes infamous overnight, if he is caught by people related to workshop what do you think will happen ? I thought you are smarter than that, James. Lol.

Edited April 25, 2017 by Ingenius

[Jamesc]

Of cos is not custom la, now the car plate becomes infamous overnight, if he is caught by people related to workshop what do you think will happen ? I thought you are smarter than that, James. Lol.

 

Unless he is stopped by either customs he can go into Msia.

 

If he can go in then why must he "forget" about going in?

 

He took the risk of not paying so if he wanted to he can take 

 

the risk of going in again.

 

So your statement he can forget about going in is wrong.

 

as he can go in any time he likes. 

 

[DACH]

The Rich Drive Differently, a Study Suggests

 

Jokes about BMW drivers being, on average, somewhat less than courteous are fairly common. They often run along the lines of, “Despite its good brakes, a BMW will usually stop with a jerk.” Sometimes the language is more colorful.

 

Now scientific research supports the unwritten and broadly circulated theory that people in BMWs are lacking in road manners. Paul K. Piff, a researcher at the Institute of Personality and Social Research at the University of California, Berkeley, has conducted a study linking bad driving habits with wealth.

 

The traffic study, part of a larger body of research relating behavior and wealth, pitted pedestrians against passing motorists. It was published in The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences in 2012.

 

In California, where the study was conducted, state law requires motorists to stop at crosswalks when pedestrians are present, allowing them to cross the road. Mr. Piff said his team selected a specific crosswalk to observe, then had a pedestrian appear on the edge of the curb as a car approached. As the pedestrian stepped into the road, a researcher marked down the driver’s reaction to the pedestrian. This was done with 152 drivers.

 

The team also watched a four-way-stop intersection over a week, noting how likely drivers were to cut in front of others when it was not their turn to go. In their observation of 274 cars, the researchers found that the more expensive ones were more likely to jump their turns in the four-way rotation, Mr. Piff said.

 

In addition to describing drivers’ behavior in both locations, the researcher was to indicate the sex and age of each driver as well as the age and appearance of the cars, with a “1” signifying beat-up, low-value cars and a “5” given to top-of-the-line models from the likes of BMW and Mercedes-Benz.

 

Mr. Piff said about eight of every 10 cars “did the right thing.”

 

“But you see this huge boost in a driver’s likelihood to commit infractions in more expensive cars,” he said. “In our crosswalk study, none of the cars in the beater-car category drove through the crosswalk. They always stopped for pedestrians.”

 

The study also found that male drivers were less likely to stop for pedestrians than were women, and that drivers of both sexes were more likely to stop for a female pedestrian than a male one.

 

“One of the most significant trends was that fancy cars were less likely to stop,” said Mr. Piff, adding, “BMW drivers were the worst.”

 

Haizzz...

 

BMW drivers always kena this kind of things.

 

http://www.express.co.uk/life-style/cars/719932/BMW-drivers-voted-worst-on-road-poll

[Jamesc]

Haizzz...

 

BMW drivers always kena this kind of things.

 

http://www.express.co.uk/life-style/cars/719932/BMW-drivers-voted-worst-on-road-poll

 

BMW drivers voted the WORST drivers on the road

but they can always look on the bright side they maybe the worse

 

but they really couldn't care less how people think of them as long

 

they get their way and everyone must make way for them so they

 

can go first every time. 

 

  

[Wyfitms]

its not about bmw.

 

its the jersey.

It's the worst u can get when combine the car and shirt together

[1fast1]

The Rich Drive Differently, a Study Suggests

 

Jokes about BMW drivers being, on average, somewhat less than courteous are fairly common. They often run along the lines of, “Despite its good brakes, a BMW will usually stop with a jerk.” Sometimes the language is more colorful.

 

Now scientific research supports the unwritten and broadly circulated theory that people in BMWs are lacking in road manners. Paul K. Piff, a researcher at the Institute of Personality and Social Research at the University of California, Berkeley, has conducted a study linking bad driving habits with wealth.

 

The traffic study, part of a larger body of research relating behavior and wealth, pitted pedestrians against passing motorists. It was published in The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences in 2012.

 

In California, where the study was conducted, state law requires motorists to stop at crosswalks when pedestrians are present, allowing them to cross the road. Mr. Piff said his team selected a specific crosswalk to observe, then had a pedestrian appear on the edge of the curb as a car approached. As the pedestrian stepped into the road, a researcher marked down the driver’s reaction to the pedestrian. This was done with 152 drivers.

 

The team also watched a four-way-stop intersection over a week, noting how likely drivers were to cut in front of others when it was not their turn to go. In their observation of 274 cars, the researchers found that the more expensive ones were more likely to jump their turns in the four-way rotation, Mr. Piff said.

 

In addition to describing drivers’ behavior in both locations, the researcher was to indicate the sex and age of each driver as well as the age and appearance of the cars, with a “1” signifying beat-up, low-value cars and a “5” given to top-of-the-line models from the likes of BMW and Mercedes-Benz.

 

Mr. Piff said about eight of every 10 cars “did the right thing.”

 

“But you see this huge boost in a driver’s likelihood to commit infractions in more expensive cars,” he said. “In our crosswalk study, none of the cars in the beater-car category drove through the crosswalk. They always stopped for pedestrians.”

 

The study also found that male drivers were less likely to stop for pedestrians than were women, and that drivers of both sexes were more likely to stop for a female pedestrian than a male one.

 

“One of the most significant trends was that fancy cars were less likely to stop,” said Mr. Piff, adding, “BMW drivers were the worst.”

 

 

You cannot blame BMW drivers, when this is what the school curriculum teaches.

 

Edited April 25, 2017 by Turboflat4

[RadX]

 

Yishun again

[Jellandross]

Wow.. JB most wanted so fast kenna found liao. But sadly his brain capacity really limited. Why would he con the workshop with his car plate in full sight and recorded by cctv no less?

[Bismarck]

Wow.. JB most wanted so fast kenna found liao. But sadly his brain capacity really limited. Why would he con the workshop with his car plate in full sight and recorded by cctv no less?

Because he wants to have glory, he wants to be glory glory man, utd [laugh]

[Buadongdong]

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Lol... Must be YISHUN!! Either yishun sibeh heng or sibeh suay.. simi sai also kenna yishun.. Buay tahan already.. Hahahahah..

[Count-Bracula]

Remove one wheel and do servicing. Put it back after collecting $$$.

 

So simpur.

[mersaylee]

Remove one wheel and do servicing. Put it back after collecting $$$.

 

So simpur.

That's a brilliant idea. Will tell my regular workshops about it. Hope they won't go to the extent to remove my wheel when I go in for wiper change though.

[1fast1]

Remove one wheel and do servicing. Put it back after collecting $$$.

 

So simpur.

 

I was doing an extended test drive yesterday. We had to fill petrol halfway. The dealer left the key in the car to go and pay at the counter.

 

At no point did any notion of committing a dishonest act occur to me. And the dealer clearly trusted me not to do anything funny either. He hadn't even taken my identification details, mind you.

 

The point is: honest behaviour engenders trust. Trust engenders convenience for all.

 

Arseholes like this BMW F10 driver rightly deserve not just to be shamed but to be hauled to *Malaysian* prison (much worse from what I hear than SG prison). They spoil it for the rest of us.

Edited April 26, 2017 by Turboflat4

[Mason016]

I was doing an extended test drive yesterday. We had to fill petrol halfway. The dealer left the key in the car to go and pay at the counter.

 

At no point did any notion of committing a dishonest act occur to me. And the dealer clearly trusted me not to do anything funny either. He hadn't even taken my identification details, mind you.

 

The point is: honest behaviour engenders trust. Trust engenders convenience for all.

 

a**holes like this BMW driver rightly deserve not just to be shamed but to be hauled to *Malaysian* prison (much worse from what I hear than SG prison). They spoil it for the rest of us.

 

Well the trust he accorded you may have been due to you driving up to the dealership in an AMG-GT.  

[1fast1]

Well the trust he accorded you may have been due to you driving up to the dealership in an AMG-GT.  

 

I drove up in my M140i actually.

 

That's not the point. One should be able to ride up in a pedal bicycle and get the same treatment, with the same level of trust. That's the society we should aim for.

Edited April 26, 2017 by Turboflat4