An elderly woman came into the dealership today to test drive a 2001 Hyundai Elantra but aparently couldn't get the hang of the pedals.. The car she backed into was a brand new 2002 Accord... might be a good idea to tell your grandmother to take a cab next time she wants to borrow the keys to your car!

 

Holy crap man that accord is pretty messed up. How fast was she doing in reverse!?! Are you making her pay for the damage caused or is it out of the dealerships insurance? It is partially your guys fault though, for handing the keys over to the senile. Yey another candidate for euthanasia.

 

Looking at the damages the accord looks messed up and the elantra looks not bad at all. I think these are two different pictures because There is no way the accord has around 3k in damages and the elantra 1k .I could be wrong though

 

I don't understand how the Elantra did that much damaga to the Accord. Unless Hyundai started using cast iron bumpers.

 

Yes, that is some pretty bad damage on that Accord. $3k is about right for the damage on the Accord. But not as bad for the Elantra $1k also sounds right for the damage on the Elantra. That Accord I might see sometime at my work (F.A.P.), which will probably be dismantled for parts; 'cause that is a little bit to much damage to be sold as rebuilder.

Sucks to be Grandma, Dealer also.

 

that's more than 3k - i got rear ended in my 2000 lude sh and the damage appeared similar. it cost 8 grand or so.

 

HOLY CRAP! how fast WAS she going in reverse? HIT THE BRAKE GRANNY, NOT THE GAS!!!!!!

 

Yeah. If you give a gun to a monkey and the monkey shoots someone....you don't blame the monkey


[Modified by Lsos, 5:06 PM 3/18/2002]

 

True.

 

there is no way that happen there is not a mark on the bumper Hiyadi and the acorrd is totaly fucked