Some parents are unbelievable.

[6T9PONY]

I have decided that no matter how much trash he talks or anything, I won't race him on the street. I'll tell him I'll line up with him at the track, but no way in hell will I run him on the street. I care about my car too much to let an idiot like him ruin it. I've already experienced a complete loss with it, that won't happen again.

I started driving my Mustang when I was 16, but I had 2 years of a LOT of driving experience. This kid has had hardly NONE! I hope he doesn't hurt himself (or anyone else, for that matter), or the car, because it is a BEAUTIFUL car. I also hope he learned a huge lesson when he rolled that Grand Cherokee, and he's realized that he's not invincible and stuff like that can happen to anyone, at any time, on any given day. BUT, it can also very easily be prevented.