Who wants to let me drive their AE86 on the Nurburgring?

[Mux213]

If you drive someone else's car, even if you crash on public roads (so just the road down the street from your house), insurance can be a real pain in the but. Especially if you are not from the same country as the owner of the car (that usually voids insurance in a heartbeat). As far as I know you are only insured abroad if you drive a rental car, or if you take your own car. Lend a locals car and your f'ed.

Insurance companies make enough trouble as it is if you crash your own car at the ring, let alone if you crash someone else's..

And trust me, you don't want to crash on the ring, been there, done that, cost me way to much money.. (and yes, I wasn't even driving because I co-owned a car back then).