Right from the beginning..look at his rear view mirror. Wow

As always lol

Yep. Unsubscribed

@@mamadamin 30 seconds into the clip the BMW is on his ass!

Your all blind. 30 seconds into the clip!

@@dailydrivenmuscle. that’s the problem isn’t it? Why not show from the first part?

A95 to Garmisch-Partenkirchen.

Coming back soon 😋

​@@CarsOnAutobahn мы ждём тебя 😢

​@@CarsOnAutobahnOh thanks God you're alright, i saw comments saying you were dead...

lol it's an E60 and you can see pretty clearly that it's quicker and let off

Is he dead?? I hope you're joking

He is alive

Yes. US cars are built to last for 2 years because 99% of people lease them and never even service them, and they cost half as much in the US compared to Germany. I sat in a BMW X5 built for US market and every piece of interior was rattling and squeaking.

Of course...

Germany doesn't have to contend with as many blacks and mexicans on the assembly line.

Your fake

Yea and still the bmw cant keep up

There's no speed limit on autobahn, the right lane goes 160km on autobahn, left lane is only passing lane everyone driving 200-300km in left passing lane. Also learn English before writing stay in a right lane or get a bus

@@fasthighwaydriver59732 "Methinks" has been part of the English language since Shakespearian times and I know perfectly well how to write in my native tongue, so you made quite a fool of yourself with that remark, my friend. Speed limits _do_ exist on about thirty per cent of the Autobahn, and they have significantly reduced the number of serious accidents and fatalities on those sections. The rest of the network carries an advisory limit of 130 kph; it is not illegal to drive at higher speeds, but you do so entirely at your own risk. If you look at the video you will see there is a plenty of traffic in the right-hand lane; not just commercial vehicles but passenger cars as well, any one of which could change lanes without warning. For most of this clip the circumstances are definitely not right for these speeds; if this fellow were involved in a collision he would be at fault regardless of how it happened, and his insurance company would almost certainly refuse to pay out any claims. There are only two lanes, and with differential speeds this high it is likely that both parties - and possibly others - would be splattered all over the carriageway like strawberry jam. A speed limit is never a target and neither is the top of your speedometer. Just because it is not breaking the law it doesn't mean you can drive as fast as you like, and german authorities usually come down like a ton of bricks on people who think their own enjoyment matters more than other peoples' lives. Instead of lecturing others about their own language and highlighting your own ignorance of subjects you clearly know little about, I suggest you do a bit more homework to save yourself future embarrassment.

Ok but who asked

Bleib ruhig, Thorsten.