In the back roads behind TV HWY, I was speeding up to 100 mph down a narrow road in which was my car almost lost traction to the road - only to be pressured to carrying out such as a dangerous act of stupidity just to impress my peers how fast my car was. I only just received my recently purchased car about 7 weeks ago, with the satisfaction that I got a car all for myself, the ecstatic joy shocked me to my core. When I first test drove my car, I would not stop smiling as my fond of cars only just fueled my desire to take care of my car. But suddenly when everyone realized I had a brand-new car at the time, they wanted to see how fast the car is, others even wanted to race against me. The most irritating part is that I didn’t want to be pushing
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At the time, my friends (that will remain anonymous) that loves cars went to the parking lot where I was parked outside to see them. Since they knew how to drive, they took a seperate car. They came out of their cars and then started to exclaiming if the car they saw next to me was mine when it was. When they realized that it was my car, they asking to see what was under the hood, so I putted a lever to open up the hood. They examined the engine and other parts of the car. After finishing they asked if we ever speeded in our car but of course the answer was no because of how long I had owned the car. After explaining my answer, my friends suggested that we should try to speeding with them. At first, I turned down that suggestion saying it was dangerous and I had never drove fast in a rural or city area (I had drove 75 mph in the interstate highway through regulated speed signs). But after apprehending that I’m a “good” driver, I took on their proposal and got in my car and proceed to start up my car. As I opened the car’s door to sit in my seat, I inserted my keys into the ignition slot and then turned the keys and the engine rumbles. In my rear sight, I see my friends signaled for me to follow so I began to reverse and then shift into drive mode to follow them. I signaled out to Century Blvd where I then made it out to TV HWY. With my car, right behind my friend’s car,
At the time, my friends (that will remain anonymous) that loves cars went to the parking lot where I was parked outside to see them. Since they knew how to drive, they took a seperate car. They came out of their cars and then started to exclaiming if the car they saw next to me was mine when it was. When they realized that it was my car, they asking to see what was under the hood, so I putted a lever to open up the hood. They examined the engine and other parts of the car. After finishing they asked if we ever speeded in our car but of course the answer was no because of how long I had owned the car. After explaining my answer, my friends suggested that we should try to speeding with them. At first, I turned down that suggestion saying it was dangerous and I had never drove fast in a rural or city area (I had drove 75 mph in the interstate highway through regulated speed signs). But after apprehending that I’m a “good” driver, I took on their proposal and got in my car and proceed to start up my car. As I opened the car’s door to sit in my seat, I inserted my keys into the ignition slot and then turned the keys and the engine rumbles. In my rear sight, I see my friends signaled for me to follow so I began to reverse and then shift into drive mode to follow them. I signaled out to Century Blvd where I then made it out to TV HWY. With my car, right behind my friend’s car,