Donut spotted in Walmart parking lot today.

[deathsled]

Front wheel drive? Rear wheel drive with open differential?

[FL SAAC]

Ser tain lee no es dunkin dona

[Side-Oilers]

I first thought it possibly was a trailer with locked-up inside brake.   

Note the narrow tread, really tight turning circle, and no loading (tire marks) from an outside tire as would probably be there with a counter-clockwise circle-burnout.

But, closer inspection has me thinking it IS from someone's mom's Prius with soy latte dribbled on the inside front tire so it'll spin. 

Nothing with a ton of torque, that's for sure.

[Don Johnston]

Motorcycle?  I have seen similar road tatoos left by motorcycles in our neighborhood, usually in middle of smaller intersections and done late at night.

[98SVT - was 06GT]

Fess up - no one else in that Walmart parking lot owns a car with enough power to break a tire loose.

[6R07mi]

Motorcycle?  I have seen similar road tatoos left by motorcycles in our neighborhood, usually in middle of smaller intersections and done late at night.

+1

[Side-Oilers]

But...don't motorcycle burnouts start with dropping the clutch (like in a car) and leaving the darkest tire marks at the beginning of the donut?

Yes, the marks can continue around and around again in a circle, until the rider gets dizzy.

Or, fade off as the bike accelerates out of the circle.

These marks started barely spinning/skidding at all, then got heavier out of the circle, and laid down the darkest part of the stripe toward the end.

IMO: Not a motorcycle.    Maybe a SBF-powered unicycle?   

[Don Johnston]

It's one of them single wheel electric skate boards (OneWheel GT)  at full torque start.

[557]

Or a lime scooter....It looks kinda wimpy,so...

[deathsled]

I m enjoying the forensic reconstruction possibilities presented by you gentlemen.  I am thinking some small import perhaps.  More likely a car I think.