Because the fabric of this planet is tainted by evil and run by greedy corporations who could end poverty.

He died doing good wheras some others died as crackheads
He's a father,he has a lower profile than others,he donates are some reasons plus lol at people who prefer to live & fear death than rest in piece.We all live in a circle what's the point of living further?It's a waste of time eventually.We should live as if we were to die tomorrow.There is the potential of death everywhere.Life goes on don't feel sorry or bad just be happy & graceful,proceed ur life thoroughly!
U are ignorant & need to wake up
@Sir how true applauds!

Oh wonderful. This is such an opportune time for the debate between atheist douchebags and crazy fanatic Christians.

And thats your point of view not a fact.

Kingmushroom, isn't everyone's post on here a point of view? No point in pointing that out, it just makes you look like a d-bag.

Believe what you want, but respect other people's beliefs.

you do know that that car was originally made to be a race car?

Only difference is the body. Everything under the hood is Race Quality.

never should have sold a car that is a race car for public roads.

Yes, quite a few hypercars were originally derived from racing machines.

The Carrera GT was largely an amalgamation of various shelved racing/concept projects. The engine, the brakes, the clutch, all composite monocoque etc.

Most testers at the time said it was amazingly reactive and stupendously rapid, but also frightening, unruly and wild. Liable to bite your hand off if you poked it a tiny bit too much.

If you went a little too far in many other hypercars, there was a bit of extra ability built in, or a bit of ESM to help you out. It doesn't prevent you from crashing such a powerful machine of course, but it makes allowances for the 'talent' (or lack thereof) of a hamfisted middle aged multimillionaire wearing lead boots who think they are rather better drivers than they are. The classic ownership scenario here of course.

In short, the Carrera GT does not. It is an unforgiving car that will punish you if you push it and make a mistake, once you are in trouble there is no way back even if you suddenly happen to have the combined talent of Ayrton Senna and Dale Earnhardt.

Part of that point being that even with their immense undeniable talents they both passed away on the track. So I don't lay the blame entirely on the car here, but it hasn't got the greatest track record for driveability. Lack of talent + this particular car = huge crashes. Lots of them.

Even if you had talent as I said, this is not a forgiving car.

Maybe...just maybe...they found the bodies is the seats they were sitting in? That is a easy way to tell who was driving.

'Fitting' would be a rather thoughtless word to use at the same time.

Actually, they were pretty good considering there were so many of them... regardless, the Fast and Furious movies will always have that special place in anybody's heart that grew up watching them, and I thank Paul Walker among others for helping create those memories and connections.

I haven't seen Joyride, but I have heard of it. Since you brought it up, I'll check it out sometime in the near future.