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Chevy Dealer Employee Crashes Camaro ZL1

Well that's one less Camaro I'll have to spank w my Mustang. Lol


Dealership should just eat it and replace w new!
 
Most all dealers have a disclaimer stating they are not responsible for damage or theft. This is on the paperwork you sign when you take your vehicle in for service. Most reputable dealers will cover any damage they do to your vehicle. He has a long road ahead.

I won't go into legal issues with accidents in Delaware. We lost out when my daughter was hit head on by a drunk driver in Delaware in 2010.
 
Had a friend many years ago take his car into a dealership for service. He had noted the milage on his car when he dropped it off. I think it was an Audi Quattro.
When he picked it up it had several hundred extra miles on it. Upon more inspections he found "roach buds" in the ash tray. It was oblivious someone had taken his car for a long joy ride. There were other issues with the car I think?
The dealer had to end up buying the car from him and take a loss. The dealer owner lived down the street from his family. The employee was fired.
 
The dealer should eat the difference and provide a new car rather than a used one--unless the replacement one would provide an upgrade such as better condition, fewer miles, etc.

The dealer should be the one to argue with the insurance companies and make the customer whole in this situation. It seemed to me that the "injured" party wanted to be compensated above and beyond though.

Back in 1966 I had a brand new Saab with only 12,000 miles that was totaled in a head on crash. I guess all the safety stuff worked because I am still here. The insurance company offered me a comparable used Saab with about the same mileage on it. I declined the offer because I did not want to get into another small "foreign" car again. I ended up purchasing something else, but later regretted not taking the original offer.
 
Here's one at Daytona a couple years ago...






And another crossing the finish line :yes:









Coming out of turn 1 at over 165 mph.....before it was repaved! :yikes:


The sound is other cars that are closer to the camera. :(








And here's my Mustang with a Mustang. roflmao






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wondering

i wonder if he could sue the ex worker for loss of his car and it's value. but the dealer should put him into a brand new car and wright it off as a loss on the years taxes
 
Has anybody tested one of the new ones with all of those extra "horsepowers" under the hood?

(662 horsepower, and 631 pound/feet of torque... :bowdown:)
 
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