From：Internet Info Agency 2026-01-09 19:00:00
A BMW M4 owner posted a video on TikTok showing himself losing control and veering off a mountain road in Mexico due to severe understeer. He claimed he had slowed down from 80 mph to 60 mph before entering the corner and insisted that “the M4 is fully capable at this speed,” blaming the crash on “poor road conditions” and insufficient tire grip. However, the posted speed limit at the location was only 40 mph, and many online commenters argued that speeding—not the road—was the real cause, mocking him with remarks like “Don’t blame the road for your lack of skill.” Experts explained that understeer typically occurs when the front tires lose traction, and the correct response is to ease off the throttle and apply gentle braking to regain grip—not to jerk the steering wheel. The video has garnered over 12.2 million views, sparking widespread debate about driving skill versus vehicle performance.
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