When Testing Out a Potential New Car It's Probably Best To Avoid Driving It Directly Into The Car Dealership

Daily Mail

Video footage of the incident in Guangdong province shows the navy SUV smashing the glass door and windows of the storefront before ramming it into the wall of the showroom at about 4:25pm. Staff workers and customers were seen running for their lives as the vehicle sped towards them.

Glass, debris and construction material were seen scattered inside the dealership. The bumper and the bonnet of the car appeared to be damaged. The woman was trying to park the SUV outside of the shop after returning from the drive, according to Guangdong Public Channel.

However, the bungling driver hit the accelerator instead of the brake and lost control, plunging straight into the dealership. The dealership’s insurance company is currently estimating the damages and the woman has agreed to accept full responsibility for the accident, according to the report.

You go test out a $40,000 car I’d say the last thing you possibly could think of doing is crashing that bad boy directly into the car dealership you were thinking of buying it from. How does that type of thing even happen? I’m trying to figure this out in my brain of how you could accidentally hit the gas pedal in that spot and continue to hit it as you break through the glass and threaten all of these employees’ lives. Did she think this car had a different driving mechanism and that it didn’t go when you put your foot to the pedal? How about the poor guy sitting behind the desk getting fucking bundled by the car? One moment you’re swiping through Insta Stories and the next you’re getting t-boned by a car as you sit in your desk chair. Life comes at you fast.

Also, why are there ten employees on the floor doing literally nothing? Is this the least productive/successful car dealership on the planet? When a potential customer walks in do they just get tackled in pure excitement and pinned down until they buy something?