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NVD04
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Post #1 post 11th December 2012 - 02:04 AM
Thought I'd post up this pic of a friends old GTR or what was left of it.

Many people would know this as Justin's GTR when it wore the plates DAREYA.

Story has it that the car was at a panel shop getting some finishing touches(the new owner kept building it) when two of their young employees( aged 19 and 20) decided to take it out for a joy ride without his permission or knowledge. Needless to say they took a corner too fast or couldn't handle the 585HP it was putting out and hit a tree and rolled.

Apparently the passenger was taken from the scene with serious injuries.

It is such a shame because this was an awesome ride in the flesh

Initial news story here:

http://www.thechronicle.com.au/news/driver...s-tree/1437773/
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  • skipboi
    Post #2

    FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCK.

    Love Tappers
    Post #3

    I remeber reading about this in the news, did he ever get covered insuranced wise? What happened to the driver in terms of the police?

    GODZILLA
    Post #4

    This sux... Jail the pricks

    RB25_lovin
    Post #5

    wankers flogging someones car without permission

    lil_bobby_260
    Post #6

    Holy shiiiiiiit....
    Feel terrible for the owner. Makes it hard to trust workshops with your pride and joy.

    B Unit
    Post #7

    Another reason why I only ever take my cars to mechanics and the like that I know will look after the car, and don't have any wankers working there that will treat your car like this.

    lucky luke
    Post #8

    Very sad story, feel sorry for the owner

    ITS2EZ
    Post #9

    fark!! hope the owner can rape the shit out of the driver/workshop. sue them!! exactly the reason why i dont like taking my car to workshops that i dont know.

    Knownclown
    Post #10

    what a waste

    wes0666
    Post #11

    can you say which panel shop? im looking to get my rotor painted and im not keen on that shop

    Jenna.Ethan.123
    Post #12

    Suck shit!!! smile.gif
    wolfman101
    Post #13

    Shouldn't the duty of care rest with the shop owners, and they be liable? Surely?

    ranga211087
    Post #14

    as a shop owner you can not hold a shop responsible for some elses actions, i myself have liability insurance but it is still up to the owner of the car to have insurance, yes in this case the car was taken without permission and should not fall to the falt of the business owner, u cant judge a shop based on one employees actions im quite sure they would have been delt with and made sure nothing like this ever happened again.

    ollie.roberts3
    Post #15

    Wat about the poor guys in the car? It must have been pretty horrific, I'm quite surprised they are not dead. Don't forget they are just young fellas we all do stupid shit when we are young. I know from experience.

    robert.krstevski1
    Post #16

    If this was my car, after this if they are alive and kicking and not pay to cover the cost of replacing it, they won't be kicking for too long. There was a case in the US where shop worker totalled a car and the shop ended up replacing it with almost new one.

    IEATU
    Post #17

    QUOTE (ranga211087 @ Jan 31 2014, 11:29 PM) *
    as a shop owner you can not hold a shop responsible for some elses actions, i myself have liability insurance but it is still up to the owner of the car to have insurance, yes in this case the car was taken without permission and should not fall to the falt of the business owner, u cant judge a shop based on one employees actions im quite sure they would have been delt with and made sure nothing like this ever happened again.


    As much as I agree with most of what you said. I tend to Disagree with " u cant judge a shop based on one employees actions"

    You can Judge any business on the actions of their employees. If a workshop is good at what they do, but they have some careless fcuks working for them. Do you think you will see though the shitty employees to still think they are good compared to a shop that has employees that respect the business and the clients they do work for ?

    Lets just say the driver gets off, and won't pay a cent for whatever reason. Do you think its a good business practice for the owner of the workshop to shrug the shoulders and say too bad ? It then comes down to. What image do you want for your workshop ?

    Either way I hope the passenger fully recovers and they are both held responsible without affecting the reputation of the workshop

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