Watch Super Powerful Modified BMW 325i Gusheshe Takes On Lamborghini Aventador in Epic Drag Race

• A viral video shows the drag race between a BMW E30 325i and a Lamborghini Aventador and the result may surprise many people
• The 325i or Gusheshe as it's known in South Africa is modified with a turbocharger and the Lamborghini is stock standard with only a lowered ride height
• The commenters on the video lauded the Lamborghini driver for being able to get the Aventador off the line well

A viral video shows two cars line up for a drag race that ordinarily would seem mismatched, but the BMW 325i E30 has a trick up its sleeve with a turbo engine that churns out 540kW. The Lamborghini Aventador LP700-4 produces 507kW.

The length of the race is also interesting as it's only half a mile straight or 804 meters, YouTube channel Cvdzijden says.

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The Lamborghini Aventador is powered by a V12 engine with 507kW and has a seven-speed dual-clutch gearbox mated to a four-wheel-drive system, according to Lamborghini.

Many commenters on the video remarked at well the driver of the Italian supercar managed to launch it off the line. The E30 325i has a cult status among South Africans.

Watch the clip below:

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The video starts with the person filming showing the road in front of them, out of nowhere comes to a blue BMW. The car quickly loses control as it veers to the sides with the driver visibly losing control. The luxury car continues to pick up speed as it moves from side to side before slamming the pavement nearby.

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The post gained almost 3 000 views in less than a day. The poster of the video shared a simple caption that got people talking: "Okay. What went wrong here?"

Source: Briefly News