self-delete

[NashVegas]

nevermind

[cliffordu]

1. OKAY.

[Fumesucker]

2. If the driver learned how to induce the unintended acceleration from that then..

He also learned he can use the brakes to stop the car, just like Woz.

http://www.caranddriver.com/features/09q4/how_to_deal_with_unintended_acceleration-tech_dept

We included the powerful Roush Mustang to test—in the extreme—the theory that “brakes are stronger than the engine.” From 70 mph, the Roush’s brakes were still resolutely king even though a pinned throttle added 80 feet to its stopping distance. However, from 100 mph, it wasn’t clear from behind the wheel that the Mustang was going to stop. But after 903 feet—almost three times longer than normal—the 540-hp supercharged Roush finally did succumb, chugging to a stop in a puff of brake smoke.