@@norgepalm7315 what tracks are you on? The tracks I play on have a GPS tracker you can rent to help you figure your lines out. I'm taking a guess here,, you have never driven a track in your life
@@adamclark9253 Different kinds of gps. The ones he uses to locate vehicles do not update their location fast like the ones designed for track use to. The one in the car probably only pings once every few minutes.
May be 3 or 4 laps to get that out of your system, but this guy went all out with 75 or so laps. He borrow that car to other people or rent an charge them for a lap lol.
Thing is the extra insurance is cheaper than the cost of repairs this guy is gonna have to fork out. I’ve never rented a car like that, but when I do rent cars I go for the full coverage
@@superspeeders so pretty much it was just "it may not look like it but a speghetti is going through alot rn" for the past couple years then, rip good luck with this sea of shit you gotta deal with at the moment
it's survivorship bias, we won't hear about your average everyday renter the majority of time. It's like hearing about plane crashes.. you only hear about the crashes..
lol every time I go to hawaii I take the jeep so many places I would never take mine. down cliffs over huge rocks to all the hidden beaches. those lava fields just eat tires last year I had literal chunks missing to almost the bands they never even look as long as you wash it off before returning. just make sure they are not cunts and take the spare tire tools and your good if you pop a tire throw the spare on go drive somewhere where you are supposed to be put the old tire back on drive it for about a mile then call the tow truck.
@@imchris5000 Yeah, except that these days most rental places, especially novelty and exotic rentals, mount GPS units in all the cars and can see where you went.
Probably not. There would be evidence everywhere if he went off track and if he did and covered it up he wouldn't leave an obvious grass chunk in a spot like that.
@@zunedog31 it's possible he could have run the car through a drive through car wash a couple times. They aren't the best at removing things that are lodged in pretty well. My wife was driving and a doe t-boned the front passenger quarter panel. Fur was tightly jammed in between the fender and wheel well lining. A car wash would not get that out; I had to pull the white strands out individually. The same could happen with grass.
That's just the GPS stringing the coordinates together otherwise he was driving straight through trees. But he definitely came of the track at some point/points
@@LordPrometheous the GPS isn't showing that kind of detail just go look again at the lines and see that if that was the case he would be driving off track more than on track.
His insurance will cover a wrecked car on the streets. It won't cover the amount of wear and tear caused by tracking which will have to be serviced once it's returned. Money that has to come out of pocket.
There’s a guy in Miami that rents exotics then rents them out to people that couldn’t get approved for a higher rate and he makes bank lol, pretty sure if he gets caught he’s screwed though lol
Anyone who ever takes their own car to the track knows how hard it is on the car. Plus it's bullshit he was deceptive about it. Charge him triple plus tires and service, if their's damage go in on him full tilt.
Rob is one smart son of a gun. I swear it, Enterprise and Hertz would never be this thorough and play by the rules. I work for both of them, I certify the retired rentals through a third party company and rob is truly a stand up guy for staying on top of the vehicles he rents out and worrying about the customers safety.
@@weaselman24 Is it? If you crash a car through reckless driving overstepping legal boundaries? Not sure about the US - in Germany car insurance will balk if they find out you crashed in a street race or other significant traffic violation. Would be surprised if US car insurers were any more lenient...
Think about how stupid the average person is. Then remember, half are below average. Not my line, sentiment stolen and paraphrased by George Carlin, may he rest in peace.
@@Republican_Extremest you did it to a basic Honda or Chevy from Hertz. You didn't do it to a $100,000 luxury sports car from a boutique exotic agency. Big difference.
Totally agree, not only an insurance issue but a wear and tear. We took a brand semi new M5 on Circuit of the Americas by a pro driver for a few sessions and when done the brakes and tires were pretty much shot. You could smell the fluids and this was an M5 which is a performance almost track car.
Yep you can from some renter, just have to pay way more and wait till it ready, but to be expected as same as you would if it was your own car you get it check out and prepped, as not just about cost, but your safety as well. But done it before to test performance for someone. Even then I treated it with respect till I knew it was capable. Then work on aircraft and cars for a living. Just some are cheap and rather find away around the extra costs associated and put costs on someone else and likely don't realize they actually put themselves at risk.
@@danishghostrider Yep exactly that why they charge extra for track use. The problem is people usually try to find a way to be cheap and put the cost on someone else.
Words can have multiple meanings. Racing could imply street racing, which Rob has insinuated is not a cardinal sin in his world. “Tracking” in the car world often refers to taking a car on a track, which is what I first thought he meant
I wish they did have a secret system like that.. and as a good customer and careful driver, I'd love to have my good record show and maybe get to pay a little less than these assholes
Rob, I'd make an example of him and go straight to suing. I can't begin to imagine the frustration you've been going through lately. Best of luck buddy!
@@Shawn-wt4kh depending on the wear and tear on the car, you can sue in small claims, you don't need a lawyer specially if it is open and shut. A) was the car used on the track? yes, gps proves it B) did the person pay for track use? no. Proven by the rental agreement c) what were the damages? 1) wear and tear on the tires cost? easily proven. 2) wear and tear on the fluids. Easily proven by mercedes own service recommendations for track use. Wear and tear on the brakes, again easily proven. Grass in the wheel wells. Photo evidence. Where I live the upper limit for small claims is $5000. You can file yourself for under $300 with the most expensive part being the process server to notify the party that they're being sued. The judges in small claims are usually pretty easy to deal with. They eliminate a LOT of the BS you get in superior court. They realize that most won't have a lawyer and you don't really need to. if the claimant can easily show damages, and the defendant can't easily excuse the damages. If they don't show up? You get a summary judgement.
@@jaythrash8804 assets. If he has a house, car, boat, computer, savings, investments, and once you get a judgement, Good luck to him ever getting a car loan, LOC or mortgage. He'd lose, and the judgement would be for around 10 grand. If he had any common sense he'd simply take out a lien on his car or refinance his house and pay it off. Hell, if he had a decent credit card he could do a cash advance on it. Who the hell cares? He fucked up the car.
Wow, the rental car business seems so risky. Just curious how you feel about Turo and if it has effected your business. Maybe you could make a video on that.
You should never let the internet know your secrets! I have two GPSs on the car one is under the dash the other is easy to get to.... you should have just kept it at one! I would never give you Security Clearance! Opsec/ Comsec!
Mr.BigBoss7 nothing like that yet maybe... there was one that called out at a quickie mart for 2 hours that makes me wonder what else is going on there. Mostly we provide high end security for a wealthy neighborhood. Employees are supposed to drive a certain amount of miles in the neighborhood. But it seems our guys we higher from the PD to assist us are getting there miles outside the neighborhood driving around at higher speeds. The Linxup tracking system showed me ALL of it. Definitely going to invest in these for the rest of the cars now.
Rob is like that dad who says, "I don't like that, that was not cool, big no-no" and it's the worse than any other punishment you could think of at that time.
Having dealt with people in the exotic rental business for years, I can attest to this story. I had one guy take a 97 Viper RT/10 out on the highway and didn't know how to properly drive standard. He blew the engine and put one of the pistons right through the oil pan. $25,000 engine replacement and a major break-in period, resulting in massive rental losses. Exotic rentals is a difficult business.
Mike Haftel and who checks for over-revs in the first place anyway😂never heard of someone running an over-rev check and then decreasing the value of the car
@@rvfan96 No. You can't. You can bounce off the rev limiter all you want. But you can't do a mechanical over-rev like you can in a manual transmission. If you try to manually downshift into too low of a gear, the car simply won't let you.
Patrick L not really. Especially when he said where one of the antennas is. I didn’t think there were any systems available where a consumer could disable a car remotely
It's a cheap dealer unit about the size of a small match box routed into the starter and ignition wires. You need an account with the tech provider to access these features. I'm sure it would be pricey for an average consumer wanting to use it on just one or two vehicles. So I doubt it's readily available on the open market. I worked as an install tech for a while, and we just closed the account and let them go with most vehicles once paid off, like this guy mentioned.
@@excessivefaun9210 if not expecting to actually LIVE through the jump then the insurance additional charge will be nothing . Tell your friend to think of alll the future money he will save !!!
extra charge for 4 tires with a balance, alignment, brakes all the way around and every fluid changed along with a complete nut/bolt check, undercarriage detail, paint touch up, etc. etc. I did that every time out and I had a race car.....
Code blue S55.0 Yeah but if you remove both of them quick enough(if there’s not a third)then the cops can’t track. Someone said something about Mercedes tracking but that’s a paid membership thing
Oh it exists, had an older Mercedes mechanic who was near retiring explaining it to me, he said they can track near damn everything just plugging the ecu in to their computers. Helps a lot when daddies rich son blows their engine and says oh well it must be Mercedes fault.
I’m glad Rob is taking the firm but fair approach to dealing with a bad renter. Part of me, however, wants things to end up with Rob suing the crap out of this guy just to make his world so much worse because of his arrogant screw up.
Actually by the title I thought the customer installed a GPS tracker on the car, maybe to steal it afterwards. Caught My Customer Tracking my Rental Car THANKS TO MY GPS TRACKER!
What does it cost to rent that car 1 day? What does it cost to track that car 1 day? On a side note i work for chrysler but still new, i cannot believe they have over rev reports. Thats amazing!
At the end of the day the "client" may have saved a lot of money vs being upfront and doing it the right way. Sure there's the risk of totaling your car and getting sued but that was the gamble. It's just too bad for people like that that they don't have to pay a lot more. It's like how it costs more to legally dispose of oil & waste products then the potential fines for getting caught.
because he cant its based on damages and robs being a little bit of a cry baby on it for the rates he charges on his cars he already got like 4k out of the dude for a day rental
Whats a overrev? These cars are auto and have fuel cut at redline? DME wont allow a downshift too high of rev aswell.. Its near impossible to overrev past redline on these engines.
I was curious about this as well. How can you over-rev a vehicle with a computer-controlled, clutchless gearbox? It ignored downshift requests if they will cause an over-rev.
When I 1st read the title and my brain wasn't working , I was like. " Why would a customer care where the dealer car goes,is he gonna steal it?"..no stupid ! He took it to the race track..lol
"That's not cool" The meanest thing Rob has ever said about a customer.
Stand up guy, handles all the bs like a real man
Pretty Canadian way to express feeling
Dead give away of a Canadian.
A big no no
It's like when your parents say their disappointed lol.
I thought a customer rented, tracked, and wanted to steal the car. Some dude stole my comment :0
24kt on my wrist that's exactly what I thought
Same here
same. lol
I thought that at first and like 5 seconds in I was like wait a minute he probably means like race track "tracking"
Glad I wasn't the only one
Lol. I also thought he meant the car was being tracked by a GPS by the customer
Me too lmao
Me too 😂😂
Yeah same
Same lmaooo
Excatly what i tho. :D
I laughed when I saw the GPS pattern of the track😂😂😂
That man was driving it like he didn’t own it. He has no business on a track,,,,, I’d be pissed if has next to me diving the lines he was
The gps log is not accurate and fast enough that's why it looked like that
@@adamclark9253 you dumb asf if you think he made a series of acute angles with perfect lines and pinpoint turns
@@norgepalm7315 what tracks are you on? The tracks I play on have a GPS tracker you can rent to help you figure your lines out. I'm taking a guess here,, you have never driven a track in your life
@@adamclark9253 Different kinds of gps. The ones he uses to locate vehicles do not update their location fast like the ones designed for track use to. The one in the car probably only pings once every few minutes.
May be 3 or 4 laps to get that out of your system, but this guy went all out with 75 or so laps. He borrow that car to other people or rent an charge them for a lap lol.
Rob is fair. If you are going to take these expensive cars on the track be up front and pay a bit more. That is Fair.
Boxer Dog it’s pretty cool he’ll let you do it, and set you up to do it properly.
This is not fair.
@@Make-Asylums-Great-Again How so?
Thing is the extra insurance is cheaper than the cost of repairs this guy is gonna have to fork out. I’ve never rented a car like that, but when I do rent cars I go for the full coverage
Literally the opposite of "Fair"
only 105mph what a wuss charge him extra for not hitting 150mph
iRifle87 yeah a real wussy
Really big wuss
Liemciemdk89 biggest wuss, I’ve hit 100 on my crv 🤣
Seriously... I drive an F150 that hits 100 on the freeway. How are you going to only hit 105 on a track in a sports car!?
@Ed Gein 10 day old tires look like absolute junk now. Amazing. What a joke. Rob needs a lie detector now for all his clients.
Lol I thought the title meant tracking as in following it😂
LOL Me too, I was like WTF....
Lmao same... I didn't know where it was going
racing = going Yolo on the streets, tracking going Yolo on track
Pure clickbait title as its misleading
Saje
People don’t understand that it’s not you being a “buzzkill,” it’s about running a business and protecting your assets.
Some people... just wow.
those people are the ones who would never have a business and if they do there in a hole financially
onealmr if the automobile is paid off, then it’s completely an asset
Any money you received from the sale of a vehicle makes it an asset
onealmr you have no idea how business works
@@onealmr Really? Because he's pretty succesful renting out cars, earning money on his assets... Or don't you understand how businesses work?
Honestly seeing the way Rob handles customer issues I can understand why he is so successful
It seems like you have been running into an unusual amount of terrible clients renting your cars this year. Has this been more than normal?
Its my company now, I can share more stories :)
@@superspeeders so pretty much it was just "it may not look like it but a speghetti is going through alot rn" for the past couple years then, rip good luck with this sea of shit you gotta deal with at the moment
I was thinking the same thing. But maybe that is part of the risk.
When you deal with people & alot of money being spent , alot of weird things happen.
it's survivorship bias, we won't hear about your average everyday renter the majority of time. It's like hearing about plane crashes.. you only hear about the crashes..
Who else thought tracking like finding to steal
Go watch some videos of companies tracking to recover stolen vehicles like AutomatricsMTrack. Kind of amazing.
Yupp..
Yes...so they can steal it.
Yep. Confused the hell out of me
Hell yeah, me too
All the downvoters are the people who took turns driving Rob's AMG at the track.
or tried taking any of the other cars to a track and having it shut down on them
RAD yeah probably
It went off track...when doing close ups of the tires, you can see grass stuck in fender liners.
Good catch
New tires. There goes 1k
Caught My Customer ON THE TRACK BY Tracking my Rental Car!
it was the customer NOT the owner who tracked the car
@@kurtromkey1536 What? You mean "Tracking" means taking it to the track?
@@andreiverdes yea haha so i guess you can say rob tracked his customer tracking on the track
@@doodlemcgee this makes more sense 😂
Andrei Verdes boi
Rental cars are amazing they go on beaches off road they can go anywhere. My personal cars can't do any of that.
Mr2pint hahahhahahhaha
Mr2pint 😂🤣😂🤣
lol every time I go to hawaii I take the jeep so many places I would never take mine. down cliffs over huge rocks to all the hidden beaches. those lava fields just eat tires last year I had literal chunks missing to almost the bands they never even look as long as you wash it off before returning. just make sure they are not cunts and take the spare tire tools and your good if you pop a tire throw the spare on go drive somewhere where you are supposed to be put the old tire back on drive it for about a mile then call the tow truck.
Good one!!!!!!
@@imchris5000 Yeah, except that these days most rental places, especially novelty and exotic rentals, mount GPS units in all the cars and can see where you went.
There's grass in the wheel well at 4:05 - 4:07 . He went off-track.
You could see from the GPS how much the car was off the track. Damn near every lap it seemed.
Probably not. There would be evidence everywhere if he went off track and if he did and covered it up he wouldn't leave an obvious grass chunk in a spot like that.
@@zunedog31 it's possible he could have run the car through a drive through car wash a couple times. They aren't the best at removing things that are lodged in pretty well. My wife was driving and a doe t-boned the front passenger quarter panel. Fur was tightly jammed in between the fender and wheel well lining. A car wash would not get that out; I had to pull the white strands out individually. The same could happen with grass.
That's just the GPS stringing the coordinates together otherwise he was driving straight through trees. But he definitely came of the track at some point/points
@@LordPrometheous the GPS isn't showing that kind of detail just go look again at the lines and see that if that was the case he would be driving off track more than on track.
Today, Mr. Spaghetti tells us how a customer was caught cooking pasta at the wrong restaurant🍝
mctown972 😂😂👌👌
They were wagyu beef meatballs aswell lol
mctown972 i like yours better than mines!💯😂 funny af.
lolol
mctown972 you mean... “caught over cooking it”
Bill Burr rents cars!??
Yup, love them both but they are both a couple of assholes.
I'm looking forward to hearing how this one plays out.
Follow up?
Jump the Grand Canyon that’s a good idea got any good supercars to rent for that rob
I'll look forward to you in next week's video, I suggest the brand new lambo he just bought again for comedic effect
Im thinking a new Ford GT might make the gap.
Hey Braxton, I'll give you $2000(US!) to be your friend and go on the trip with you. 🏁👍 Don't read this, Robert.
He read it
I'm Braxton..the name I'm using a moniker, send me an echeck and your good to go 😁
He said he won’t charge him 10,000 he just has to buy new brakes and tires it’s only 12,000$
Haha I’m pretty sure the abuse clause in the contract is punitive above physical damages
Adam Wajdenfeld ur right champ I’m just fooling around
He means the 10k penalty for tracking AND the repair/ replacement costs.
Auto Trimmers , good luck with that Mr. Litigation
I'm pretty sure he'd have to pay that and the 10 K if he made him pay that
Title should be *Caught my customer taking my rental to the track*
Kunal Findley you should probably spell ‘caught’ correctly.
@@smannee lol thanks, comment has been edited
@Tyler I dunno, seems like a lot of people in the comments were kinda confused by the wording..
@Tyler You are stupid if you dont use the main use of the word but rather expect ppl to use the uncommon use........
The title was confusing. I thought you rented a car, then a customer maybe from some store put a GPS in it??? Confusing...
Gogo Louie me too
People wreck his cars, "Ehhh, it happens. What ya' gonna' do?"
People lie and try to get one over on him, "Awwww helllll nawwwwww!"
Christian Lemon Well yeah... He has insurance.
Well yea that’s just straight disrespecting him, and his cars he’s giving you the chance to drive.
I would be too, a wreck on the street is covered by insurance, on track not covered without the proper insurance 🤷🏼♂️
His insurance will cover a wrecked car on the streets. It won't cover the amount of wear and tear caused by tracking which will have to be serviced once it's returned. Money that has to come out of pocket.
This is why you are successful. You do things the right way Rob. We really need more folks like you around.
Omg that dude was at that track charging people to drive the car around the track all day he probably made thousands that day
chuckswhip loool if thats true
Didn't thought about it...he was all about business...good call mate....
So if a car has a track mode from the manufacturer, it still void the warranty when you take it to the track?
There’s a guy in Miami that rents exotics then rents them out to people that couldn’t get approved for a higher rate and he makes bank lol, pretty sure if he gets caught he’s screwed though lol
@@codeblues55.03 The guy on vice?
You don’t play about your business, I respect that so much ☝🏽
You are way to nice. If he broke the rules, he pays the bill!!!
The only way to be respected by customers is to act like that.
Anyone who ever takes their own car to the track knows how hard it is on the car. Plus it's bullshit he was deceptive about it. Charge him triple plus tires and service, if their's damage go in on him full tilt.
Rob is one smart son of a gun. I swear it, Enterprise and Hertz would never be this thorough and play by the rules. I work for both of them, I certify the retired rentals through a third party company and rob is truly a stand up guy for staying on top of the vehicles he rents out and worrying about the customers safety.
Back in the 60s Hertz rented out a race ready Mustang (ShelbyGT350H) built specifically for them by Shelby for 17 bucks a day. I wish they still did.
Renters will still treat the street like the track I do especially when I rent a Hyundai
Really providing a service to all parties.
Still covered by insurance though.
@@jbaru648 then your a poser
30 seconds of WoT later, and the Atilla the Hyundai reached Vmax of 103mph.
@@weaselman24
Is it? If you crash a car through reckless driving overstepping legal boundaries?
Not sure about the US - in Germany car insurance will balk if they find out you crashed in a street race or other significant traffic violation. Would be surprised if US car insurers were any more lenient...
Today Mr. Spaghetti shows us how he caught someone trying to put extra unneeded sauce on his meatballs 🍝
And to add insult to injury, the sauteed onions inside the sauce have been BURNT!
He said Meatballs..
The answer to the question,"can people really be that stupid?" Is always yes!
Think about how stupid the average person is. Then remember, half are below average. Not my line, sentiment stolen and paraphrased by George Carlin, may he rest in peace.
That's the only reason we got rentals for when we were younger.. to beat the dog shit out of them and drop em off Sunday after the shop closed.
@@Republican_Extremest you did it to a basic Honda or Chevy from Hertz. You didn't do it to a $100,000 luxury sports car from a boutique exotic agency. Big difference.
Never underestimate that
Totally agree, not only an insurance issue but a wear and tear. We took a brand semi new M5 on Circuit of the Americas by a pro driver for a few sessions and when done the brakes and tires were pretty much shot. You could smell the fluids and this was an M5 which is a performance almost track car.
See honesty is best way to go. All the guy had to do was be straight w Rob.
I didn't know you could take a rental on track that's really good to know I'm going to have to do that some time! Good info Rob!
Montevallo Mustang rent a corvette and put nitrous in it like his buddy Matt Farrah!
@@screech384 lmao
Just make sure you tell them you’re taking it on the track lol
Yep you can from some renter, just have to pay way more and wait till it ready, but to be expected as same as you would if it was your own car you get it check out and prepped, as not just about cost, but your safety as well. But done it before to test performance for someone. Even then I treated it with respect till I knew it was capable. Then work on aircraft and cars for a living. Just some are cheap and rather find away around the extra costs associated and put costs on someone else and likely don't realize they actually put themselves at risk.
@@gemsix876 or do, and don't shut it off once you're there!
Smfh, please give an update on the GT after you have it checked out.. 💪🏼
Imagine the painful phone call to Rob if he put the amg into a wall at the track
or if a deer at the track totaled the car.
Or if the renter overstressed the engine and it blew up
Or if a left handed crescent wrench ended up in the throttle body at the track
@@danishghostrider Yep exactly that why they charge extra for track use. The problem is people usually try to find a way to be cheap and put the cost on someone else.
@@parrotgenie5099 Exactly
Title should have been "Caught a customer RACING my rental car"
@Craig G tracking is a verb for following something. This is what we call English. You must speak "American"
Words can have multiple meanings. Racing could imply street racing, which Rob has insinuated is not a cardinal sin in his world. “Tracking” in the car world often refers to taking a car on a track, which is what I first thought he meant
LOL
Love the way he’s handling it, only suing if necessary. No unnecessary headaches.
*new title* “caught my customer driving my rental on a track”
Oops. Looks like someone tried to sneak an extra can of meat sauce through Mr. Spaghetti's checkout. Glad you caught it.
I once took a rented Mustang convertible out on the Bonneville Salt Flats. Hit 124mph. I washed it before I brought it back. :-)
Damn fords are slow lol
Based
TODAY MR.SPEGGITI TALKS ABOUT HOW A CUSTOMER OVERCOOKED HIS MEATBALLS
Lmao
lol when you zoomed in I just pictured that guy having the time of his life. 🤣
I wonder if there is a way you can "flag" the customer, so that other rental companies, and even Turo "owners" can be forewarned.
I wish they did have a secret system like that.. and as a good customer and careful driver, I'd love to have my good record show and maybe get to pay a little less than these assholes
I always got my friends to help me rent cars;)
Sounds like a business opportunity!
Once he zoomed in I started laughing. Don't mess with Rob's meatballs
I love your business practice Rob not too rough not too soft. You know just how to handle it just right.
Not too hard, not too soft. Boyz II Men. ABC. BBD?
Paul M and the east coast family.
😂😂😂 epic lol
Rob: Track use does a lot of damage normal rental doesn't do
Me: Hold my beer Robert
The rental car race in days of thunder was inspired by true events.
Can we get a follow up on the condition of the car... Love this vids!!
Rob, I'd make an example of him and go straight to suing. I can't begin to imagine the frustration you've been going through lately. Best of luck buddy!
I don’t know about that, at least this guy returned the car intact unlike his other customers 😂😂
The damages have to be worth his time to sue. Lawyers are not cheap.
@@Shawn-wt4kh depending on the wear and tear on the car, you can sue in small claims, you don't need a lawyer specially if it is open and shut. A) was the car used on the track? yes, gps proves it B) did the person pay for track use? no. Proven by the rental agreement c) what were the damages? 1) wear and tear on the tires cost? easily proven. 2) wear and tear on the fluids. Easily proven by mercedes own service recommendations for track use. Wear and tear on the brakes, again easily proven. Grass in the wheel wells. Photo evidence.
Where I live the upper limit for small claims is $5000. You can file yourself for under $300 with the most expensive part being the process server to notify the party that they're being sued.
The judges in small claims are usually pretty easy to deal with. They eliminate a LOT of the BS you get in superior court. They realize that most won't have a lawyer and you don't really need to. if the claimant can easily show damages, and the defendant can't easily excuse the damages. If they don't show up? You get a summary judgement.
Some dude makes 100k a year and wrecks a 250k sports car. What are you going to sue for?
@@jaythrash8804 assets. If he has a house, car, boat, computer, savings, investments, and once you get a judgement, Good luck to him ever getting a car loan, LOC or mortgage. He'd lose, and the judgement would be for around 10 grand. If he had any common sense he'd simply take out a lien on his car or refinance his house and pay it off. Hell, if he had a decent credit card he could do a cash advance on it.
Who the hell cares? He fucked up the car.
I think its cool that you do offer a track rental option for those interested in that. Which is nice a nice option if you want that ability.
At least, it's in one piece for once. :D
not after it needs tie rods, brakes, tires, strut replacement, speed sensors, alignment, etc...
OHHHHHHHH tracking as in a race track, I was thinking tracking like following
Today Mr.spagetti finds out the sauce was more expensive than the meatballs
Wow, the rental car business seems so risky. Just curious how you feel about Turo and if it has effected your business. Maybe you could make a video on that.
You should never let the internet know your secrets! I have two GPSs on the car one is under the dash the other is easy to get to.... you should have just kept it at one! I would never give you Security Clearance! Opsec/ Comsec!
Sgt Jay maybe there’s 3 goofy
kosta y possible... you miss my point.
I mean if you really were up to no good you could buy a signal jammer its crazy how easy those are to get
@@ivantheterrible6045 that would get in trouble REAL quick, he'll get a notification that his GPS went offline
Tracking: Keeping up with a GPS location.
Also Tracking: High speed use on a closed circuit.
I love how lenient you are with your cars aslong as the customer is straightforward and puts the correct insurance on it
Good job rob. You seem like a pretty cool honest dude. Have a great day. Thanks for all the great youtube vlogs. We really love watching them.
I have been testing that same Linxup GPS on my fleet of cars. So far I like it a lot. It has definitely shown me some things I needed to know.
Mr.BigBoss7 nothing like that yet maybe... there was one that called out at a quickie mart for 2 hours that makes me wonder what else is going on there. Mostly we provide high end security for a wealthy neighborhood. Employees are supposed to drive a certain amount of miles in the neighborhood. But it seems our guys we higher from the PD to assist us are getting there miles outside the neighborhood driving around at higher speeds. The Linxup tracking system showed me ALL of it. Definitely going to invest in these for the rest of the cars now.
'having a track day with my rental car' would have been more appropriate.
Rob is like that dad who says, "I don't like that, that was not cool, big no-no" and it's the worse than any other punishment you could think of at that time.
Having dealt with people in the exotic rental business for years, I can attest to this story. I had one guy take a 97 Viper RT/10 out on the highway and didn't know how to properly drive standard. He blew the engine and put one of the pistons right through the oil pan. $25,000 engine replacement and a major break-in period, resulting in massive rental losses. Exotic rentals is a difficult business.
Props to Rob not giving the guy a $10000 fine
It's not a manual transmission car. There are no over-revs. You can't down shift from 5th to 1st at 80mph in that car.
Mike Haftel and who checks for over-revs in the first place anyway😂never heard of someone running an over-rev check and then decreasing the value of the car
You can drive in manual mode though it's automatic. And you can def overrev it
@@rvfan96 No. You can't. You can bounce off the rev limiter all you want. But you can't do a mechanical over-rev like you can in a manual transmission. If you try to manually downshift into too low of a gear, the car simply won't let you.
@@FourT6and22 What about staying in one gear and over revving? I think you can do it with pedal shift no?
@@rvfan96 No. You'll just bounce off the rev limiter like any other car.
So u basically did charge him 10,000😂
What gps system do you use? It sounds great, especially zoning off tracks and killing the car
sik59rt that’s like asking someone, where are your video cameras located.
Patrick L not really. Especially when he said where one of the antennas is. I didn’t think there were any systems available where a consumer could disable a car remotely
No way in a hot place those $80 trackers supports killing the car...
It's a cheap dealer unit about the size of a small match box routed into the starter and ignition wires. You need an account with the tech provider to access these features. I'm sure it would be pricey for an average consumer wanting to use it on just one or two vehicles. So I doubt it's readily available on the open market. I worked as an install tech for a while, and we just closed the account and let them go with most vehicles once paid off, like this guy mentioned.
Look into street eagle you can remotely track vechiles and kill and unlock vechiles. We use them in the fleet at my job
NEW TITTLE !! 😂👇🏼
2:00 I Caught a Client Drawing a Spaghetti 🍝 Plate on a Track !!
Every time I listen to Rob, it's like listening to a Mob member you hear in all the films 😂
no integrity no morals these days sorry you had to deal with this Mr spaghetti
Today Mr spaghetti tells us what happens when you abuse his meatballs
GREAT! Now I can't do my parade laps at the NY safety track! 😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣
My favorite part of your videos are the today Mr. spaghetti comments lol
Actually learned quite a bit from this 👍
Just curious.... How much is the insurance to jump a Ferrari over the Grand Canyon?
Asking for a friend???
I was about to ask the same question.
@@excessivefaun9210 ... if not expecting to live through the jump probably nothing !
@@excessivefaun9210 if not expecting to actually LIVE through the jump then the insurance additional charge will be nothing . Tell your friend to think of alll the future money he will save !!!
That's f'd upped the customer did that. Please do an update how the dealership inspection went.
Holy Shit man! He raced the hell out of that car.
Rob, you are seriously and honest person. If I had the money I would feel sight unseen safe to buy or rent from you. you are just on point.
extra charge for 4 tires with a balance, alignment, brakes all the way around and every fluid changed along with a complete nut/bolt check, undercarriage detail, paint touch up, etc. etc. I did that every time out and I had a race car.....
Why would you tell everyone that you have a second tracker in the car. And why would you include it’s location. Are you asking to get robbed?
He's not stupid. There's probably a third tracker somewhere
Mercedes still has its own tracking as well.
If you disable one it alerts him, 2 it calls the cops to their location
Marcin Gaweł Lol for real, he probably thought about it
Code blue S55.0
Yeah but if you remove both of them quick enough(if there’s not a third)then the cops can’t track. Someone said something about Mercedes tracking but that’s a paid membership thing
I love a track day but wow - the idea of doing it to someone elses car without permission is so ******
Over Rev detection? From MERCEDES? AMG built race car? I want to see this “over rev” report.
Oh it exists, had an older Mercedes mechanic who was near retiring explaining it to me, he said they can track near damn everything just plugging the ecu in to their computers. Helps a lot when daddies rich son blows their engine and says oh well it must be Mercedes fault.
Majin damn that’s crazy
Customers abuse rental cars. News at 11.
This is actully GREAT ADVICE !!!! Most people think its ok and its just against car guy etiquette!!!!
Hey Rob,
What about customers just generally trashing your cars on the street. What do you do about those?
Thanks
Justas
What is trashing? Driving fast, drifting and burnouts?
DuBstep115 think he might have meant
‘t h r a s h i n g’
This is a very informative video. Thanks for so candidly sharing.
I'm like, "Why is the customer tracking a rental?" They must love you in a creepy way.
I’m glad Rob is taking the firm but fair approach to dealing with a bad renter. Part of me, however, wants things to end up with Rob suing the crap out of this guy just to make his world so much worse because of his arrogant screw up.
Caught My Customer BY Tracking my Rental Car! fixed
Lol. No. Wrong. Original title is correct.
Actually by the title I thought the customer installed a GPS tracker on the car, maybe to steal it afterwards.
Caught My Customer Tracking my Rental Car THANKS TO MY GPS TRACKER!
What does it cost to rent that car 1 day?
What does it cost to track that car 1 day?
On a side note i work for chrysler but still new, i cannot believe they have over rev reports. Thats amazing!
Oh, so it's not a video about a customer tracking your car???
I thought you meant someone was tracking it with a gps 😂😂😂
Yes, he was tracking it while the renter was tracking it.
For anybody wondering he brought it to a track. He wasn’t tracking the car itself. Get this to the top so people can see this.
At the end of the day the "client" may have saved a lot of money vs being upfront and doing it the right way. Sure there's the risk of totaling your car and getting sued but that was the gamble. It's just too bad for people like that that they don't have to pay a lot more. It's like how it costs more to legally dispose of oil & waste products then the potential fines for getting caught.
He took the car to the track and rented it for racing 😂
Why wouldn’t you just charge the guy $10k if that is what the contract he signed says will happen?
because he cant its based on damages and robs being a little bit of a cry baby on it for the rates he charges on his cars he already got like 4k out of the dude for a day rental
Whats a overrev? These cars are auto and have fuel cut at redline? DME wont allow a downshift too high of rev aswell.. Its near impossible to overrev past redline on these engines.
I was curious about this as well. How can you over-rev a vehicle with a computer-controlled, clutchless gearbox? It ignored downshift requests if they will cause an over-rev.
Do you share your blacklist with other car rental companies?
When I 1st read the title and my brain wasn't working , I was like. " Why would a customer care where the dealer car goes,is he gonna steal it?"..no stupid ! He took it to the race track..lol