BMWs have always been appreciated for their rear-wheel driven chassis, great engines and handling, and they are used in all sorts of different types of motorsport - from rallying to drifting to touring cars.
Almost any BMW, with a decent enough engine can drift, and if the owner lowers the suspension and gives it even more power, the fun is guaranteed.
The owner of this silver E36 3-Series coupe gets a bit carried away when trying to drift into a banked corner, and ends up smashing the entire rear end of his cars into the wall, on the edge of the track. The impact is quite violent, and the back of the car is unrecognizable after the crash.
This just goes to show that you need experience and patience to properly drift, and since you can’t have one without the other, it’s not surprising that lots of drivers crash their cars while attempting to drift them.
The owner of this silver E36 3-Series coupe gets a bit carried away when trying to drift into a banked corner, and ends up smashing the entire rear end of his cars into the wall, on the edge of the track. The impact is quite violent, and the back of the car is unrecognizable after the crash.
This just goes to show that you need experience and patience to properly drift, and since you can’t have one without the other, it’s not surprising that lots of drivers crash their cars while attempting to drift them.
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