Russian Vlogger Deliberately Sets BMW M5 On Fire By Shooting Flaming Arrow

The way to get YouTube clicks within the quickest approach doable? By destroying costly automobiles. Simply ask the professional – Russian vlogger Mihail Litvin. If his identify doesn’t ring a bell, he deliberately burned down his AMG GT 63 S in October 2020 out of frustration. The high-performance liftback saved breaking down and Mercedes did not restore it, so “naturally,” he determined to simply do away with it.

A couple of yr in the past, he smashed by means of the home windows of a Porsche dealership in a Taycan Turbo S after allegedly mixing up the pedals. That appeared staged, however his new video appears to be a disappointing actuality of how some individuals select destruction to go viral on the social media platform. This time round, the sufferer was an harmless BMW M5 Competitors with the facelift.

Thoughts you, this wasn’t even his automotive because it belonged to one among his associates. Nonetheless, he had no points with pouring gasoline all around the German luxurious sedan and setting it on fireplace by taking pictures a flaming arrow. No rationalization has been given about why he did it, however native media ASTV.ru believes it’s associated to a tragic incident involving one other pal.

In November 2021, vlogger Stated Gubdenskii died whereas behind the wheel of a BMW M4 Competitors. He misplaced management of the automotive on a avenue in central Moscow and collided with a Mercedes GL earlier than hitting a Volvo XC90 head-on. He died earlier than the ambulance arrived, whereas the entrance passenger succumbed later on the hospital.

Apparently, the most recent video by which Mihail Litvin intentionally destroys the M5 Competitors LCI was accomplished to commemorate the lack of his pal. Any sane individual would say the automotive ought to’ve been bought and the proceeds given to the mourning household. It’s additionally a slap within the face to BMW and all of the engineering that went into creating a four-door supercar.