The article doesn’t say what was wrong with the car and what it was going to cost to fix.
It doesn’t brake well before collisions
It didn’t break much during the collision though.
I wish I could see the front of the car after this, it really seems to have not taken much damage. Probably buff out lol. That desk though…
I feel like that could justify the whole situation
Well it doesn’t have lidar sensors that auto brake when you are going to run into the car in front of you, that much I am fairly sure of… But then again I’ve never had a car that has either.
I think there’s only a few cars if any in production that use lidar, from my understanding they use an array of radar sensors. Adaptive cruise control is so nice on long drives and in traffic, but I’ve had them be a bit over sensitive to the car ahead of me braking hard when I’m creeping at 5 mph and suddenly stopping me.
I wonder how well lidar would pick up a big glass storefront, pretty sure radar would detect it fine.
Crashes through the window into a desk: silence.
Gets out and starts talking shit: Woah! Call the cops!
Shock vs fight or flight.
It’s fight, flight, or freeze. The shock resulted in freeze.
Of course. I just found it funny how things went
There’s a very nonzero chance it wasn’t intentional. More likely than not probably.
Apparently the guy wanted to return the car, cancel the purchase, dealer didn’t want to do that so he returned the car that way. I assume thats the normal way of returning goods over in that part of the world, just chuck them through the shop window.
I just don’t understand the thinking here. In what way could doing this possibly have improved anything about his situation?
“Thinking”
It’s easier to walk out of the place now. No hassle with doorrs and stuff.
lol shady as fuck dealership messed with the wrong customer
Should’ve just called 1-800-LEMON-LAW.





